Oral lormetazepam in premedication. A comparison with diazepam

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Lormetazepam, a relatively new benzodiazepine was compared in a randomised, double blind trial with diazepamfor its effectiveness as an oral premedicant drug. A scoring system was used to assess sedntion. relief of anxiety. nausea, dizziness and cardiovascular effects in two groups of patients having orthopaedic operations. Some statistical indication that lormetazepam has a greater anxiolytic effect than diazepam was found, but in assessing total eflect using a known scoring system, no difference was demonstrated between the two drugs. Copyright © 1986, Wiley Blackwell. All rights reserved

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Jakobsen, C. ‐J, Jensen, J. ‐J, Hansen, W., & Grabe, N. (1986). Oral lormetazepam in premedication. A comparison with diazepam. Anaesthesia. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2044.1986.tb13137.x

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