Reduction in early alcohol abstinence fits by administration of carbamazepine syrup instead of tablets

Bengt Sternebring; R Holm; Jan Wadstein

doi:10.1007/bf00542209

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Reduction in early alcohol abstinence fits by administration of carbamazepine syrup instead of tablets

Bengt Sternebring R Holm Jan Wadstein

Year: 1983 Journal: European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Vol: 24 (5)Pages: 611-613 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/bf00542209

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Carbamazepine Abstinence Anticonvulsant Anesthesia Medicine Ethanol Alcohol Pharmacology Chemistry Epilepsy Psychiatry

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Epilepsy research and treatment

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Poisoning and overdose treatments

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