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Guidelines for the use of zuclopenthixol acetate

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... week 4, healing rates were 45.6% in the 10-mg Protonix arm (n = 153), 58.4% in the 20-mg Protonix arm (n = 158), and 75% in the 40-mg Protonix arm (n = 162) compared with 14.3% in the placebo arm. At week 8, the corresponding healing rates were 66%, 83.5%, 92.6%, and 39.7%. Potential adverse events ...
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... Laurel’s nurse indicated she remembered thinking there was an extra dose in her patient’s medication bin, but it has happened before so she didn’t question it further. She indicated that either the Clonidine was in her patient’s bin in error or she had mistakenly taken the Clonidine out of the bin f ...
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