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Bipolar disorder: Lithium

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01 February 2021

Always prescribe lithium by brand name as preparations vary widely in bioavailability.

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Should carbamazepine be administered to manage agitation and aggressive behaviour following paediatric acquired brain injury?

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17 November 2010

motivation”. Discontinued on day 14. Case 1 CBZ co-administered with lithium carbonate. Does not state how aggression or psychotic...

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No clinical evidence for gastric lavage in lithium overdose

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11 September 2004

BestBets: No clinical evidence for gastric lavage in lithium overdose

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