A prospective observational cohort pilot study of the association between midazolam use and delirium in elderly endoscopy patients

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A study published in #BMCAnesthesiol reports absence of postoperative delirium in elderly patients without underlying cognitive impairment who received midazolam during endoscopy. https://t.co/yYFaC9nDqT

24 Feb 2021

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RT @Infermiere_line: A prospective observational cohort pilot study of the association between midazolam use and #delirium in elderly endos…

21 Feb 2021

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A prospective observational cohort pilot study of the association between midazolam use and #delirium in elderly endoscopy patients @BioMedCentral | #ECM https://t.co/Thi8TDrPkb

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