Prevention and treatment of delirium
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No benefit to routine antipsychotic use for treatment or prevention of delirium in hospitalized patients- Stop using antipsychotics to treat or prevent delirium -- they are no better than placebo
- Prophylactic haloperidol does not improve survival or prevent delirium in critically ill patients
- Ramelteon reduces risk of delirium in hospitalized patients
- Melatonin is no more effective than placebo to prevent delirium after major cardiac surgery
- Low-dose haloperidol does not prevent delirium after noncardiac thoracic surgery
- Lorazepam added to haloperidol effective for agitated delirium in end-of-life cancer patients
- For treatment of acute coronary syndrome, prasugrel is better than ticagrelor at preventing recurrent MIs at 1 year
- Evolocumab provides a small reduction in need for revascularization (OSLER 1 and 2)