by A Alamri 2024 Cited by 1Baclofen overdose mimicking brainstem death has been reported rarely in the literature to date. Intrathecal baclofen overdoses in general can
Baclofen overdose can mimic brain death. Although testing, for example EEG, and clinical exams may indicate brain death for several days, it is very important to recognize that in the setting of Baclofen overdose, this can be a false finding. Taking it day by day and giving supportive care with vigilant neurologic exams is
We present a case where a baclofen overdose mimicked brain death, and the family was told the patient was in fact brain dead.
Baclofen, as a muscle relaxer, when overdosed, has no known antidote. Use Baclofen Only as Prescribed. Regardless of the purpose for which the medicine is prescribed, there is a risk of Lioresal poisoning if caution is not taken. Baclofen overdose death is also possible.
We present a case where a baclofen overdose mimicked brain death, and the family was told the patient was in fact brain dead.
by ME Ostermann 2024 Cited by 108Coma mimicking brain death following baclofen overdose. Abstract. Baclofen toxicity can be a cause of profound coma with brainstem dysfunction mimicking
by AD Fraser Cited by 44The analysis of baclofen in biological fluids following a massive overdose of baclofen is described in the death investigation of a 30-year-old male
Baclofen overdose death is possible, so it is important to be mindful of these warnings if you are taking or planning to take this medication. If you notice
by AM Dunn 2024Discussion: The patient presented with Baclofen overdose and the toxicity mimicked brain death for several days, eventually returning full
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