Neutropenia in Incarcerated Adolescents Secondary to Intranasal Quetiapine Misuse

Haysom, Leigh; Epi, MClin; Canessa, Jacqueline; Kasinathan, John; Blomgren, Donna

doi:10.1089/cap.2020.0118

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“…A final potentially helpful role for case reports is in alerting providers to the potential that patients may misuse approved medications for hedonic or other purposes. For instance, in the last 20 years, published case reports/series have described the misuse of gabapentin, 27 quetiapine, [28][29][30] venlafaxine, 31 and bupropion. 32,33 These types of case reports/series can alert providers of the potential for misuse of some of the commonly prescribed medications in psychiatry.…”

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Class 1: Particularly heightened regime with a high level of physical/technical security and a high staff presence. Only inmates who pose a special security risk, for example, due to a high risk of escape or a very high readiness for conflict, are placed in a department in security class 1. The number of inmates in this category is therefore very limited.Security Class 2: Special units targeted at larger institutions that are secured against illegal communication through increased use of technical equipment, and where, due to the size of the institution, there is a larger staff contingency. SecurityClass 3: Ordinary community and special departments in closed prisons and detention centers. The size of the institutions, physical and technical security, and staff resources vary within the category. Security Class 4: Ordinary open prison departments and semi-open departments.

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Neutropenia in Incarcerated Adolescents Secondary to Intranasal Quetiapine Misuse

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The Role of Case Series and Case Reports in Evidence-Based Medicine

The Role of Case Series and Case Reports in Evidence-Based Medicine

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Drug Use during Incarceration: A Comprehensive Quality and Prevalence Study in Three Danish Prisons

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