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Date: September 18, 2024 Reference: Dillon et al. Naloxone is a well-established medication used primarily for reversing opioid overdoses. Traditionally, naloxone has been used in cases of suspected opioid overdose where patients exhibit signs of severe respiratory depression or loss of consciousness (LOC). JAMA Network Open.
Necrotizing fasciitis Case Question: Will naloxone reverse a xylazine overdose? No, xylazine is a non-narcotic drug and is not an opioid, thus, Narcan will not specifically reverse acute xylazine intoxication. References Papudesi, Bhavani Nagendra, et al. However, fentanyl is the most common drug combined with xylazine.
He was admitted for a suspected kratom overdose and acute kratom withdrawal. 7 Most of the difficulty in identifying patients who have overdosed or are in acute withdrawal from kratom comes from the inability to test for it in commercial assays of blood or urine. Gummin DD, Mowry JB, Beuhler MC, et al. Clin Toxicol (Phila).
Background: Fentanyl has contributed to a significant increase in drug overdose deaths in recent years. A prospective study of 453 patients who were admitted after receiving naloxone reported life-threatening complications in over 1% of heroin-overdosed patients. Clinical Pearls: Naloxone is lifesaving in opioid overdoses.
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