The frequency of XXXX due to inappropriate use of @entity836 in addicts.

@entity1 @entity836 @entity6 @entity391 @entity5925 @entity2146 @entity65
BACKGROUND: There is a high tendency among specialists to treat the addicts with @entity836 ; withdrawal symptoms are frequent after taking @entity836 along with opioids. This study investigated the frequency of @entity2146 due to inappropriate use of @entity836 in addicts. MATERIALS AND METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study, conducted in Noor and Aliasghar hospitals in Isfahan city. The study population included the addicts who were agitated as a result of @entity836 abuse. Scores of @entity1 with @entity2146 were measured with Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale (RASS). @entity1 outcomes including recovery without complications, recovery with complications ( @entity5925 ), and mortality were recorded. RESULTS: All the @entity1 with @entity2146 caused by @entity836 abuse during 1 year were 40 @entity1 , of whom nine were excluded due to their comorbid diseases ( @entity6 or @entity65 ). Among the remaining 31 @entity1 , 30 were male. The @entity1 ' mean age was 29.93 (5.24) years. The most common symptoms observed besides @entity2146 was midriasis (41.9%), and @entity391 (41.9%), A 38.8% of the @entity1 scored 3 or 4, and, 61.2% scored 1 or 2 for @entity2146 . The mean time for @entity1 ' restlessness scores to reach zero was 9.30 (3.71) h (min: 3 h, max: 18 h). All the @entity1 in both groups were discharged with recovery without complication. CONCLUSION: Considering the high prevalence of @entity2146 in the poisoning emergency department due to inappropriate use of @entity836 , more accurate planning for administration of @entity836 in addicts seems necessary.
