Palliative care: an update on "terminal restlessness".
Journal: 1997/February - Medical Journal of Australia
ISSN: 0025-729X
PUBMED: 9006613
Abstract:
Terminal restlessness is a variant of delirium observed in some patients in their last days of life. Readily reversible causes of restlessness should be identified and treated. Benzodiazepines give effective palliation of this condition, and, unlike haloperidol and the phenothiazines, do not exacerbate the existing tendency to myoclonus and convulsions.
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