… ‘symptom-triggered’ regimens can produce rapid symptom … A trained observer assesses
the withdrawal symptoms using a … relapse during early abstinence, include baclofen, some …

… during alcohol detoxification. Baclofen was well tolerated and may be considered for the
management of alcohol withdrawal syndrome, especially useful in situations where …

… for treating moderate to severe alcohol withdrawal. The efficacy of anticonvulsants (with
NMDA antagonist or GABA agonist properties), baclofen, clonidine and some antidepressant …

… required to effectively treat associated withdrawal symptoms. This narrative review provides
… Although this patient’s condition rapidly improved after restarting oral baclofen, there is a …

… Rapid suppression of alcohol withdrawal syndrome by baclofen. Am J Med 2002; 112:226–9…
Baclofen in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome: a comparative study vs diazepam…

… -dose baclofen (30-300 mg/d) may be a useful second-line approach in heavy drinkers who
wish to reduce levels of alcohol intake; baclofen … baclofen in the reduction of levels of alcohol …

… faster, occurs earlier when compared to lorazepam, which leads to a faster control of withdrawal
symptoms [… Regarding the GABA B receptor agonist Baclofen, our analysis showed no …

… Preclinical results indicate that baclofen suppresses alcohol-drinking addiction growth
and maintenance, relapse-like drinking, and improving, enhancing, calming, and motivating …

… baclofen therapy should remain on this agent to avoid baclofen withdrawal seizures. …
in the neurocritically ill due to the ability to rapidly titrate to effect and the lack of respiratory …

… in the dHPC regardless the withdrawal periods, showing thereby prolonged … effects of
baclofen on these impairments. Interestingly, the beneficial effects of baclofen on alcohol addiction …