Analysis of risk factors in patients with alcohol delirium who have been treated at the riga psychiatry and narcology center in 2018
Introduction Alcohol abuse can be the cause for psychotic disorders. In the International Classification of Diseases (ICD10) they are coded F10.4-F10.9. One of the potentially life-threatening complications is the development of alcohol delirium. Mortality rates in patients with untreated alcohol de...
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Results In the Riga Psychiatry and Narcology Center 113 patients were diagnosed alcohol caused delirium. That makes up to 8% of all inpatients in year 2018. Summary of the prevalence of the most significant risk factors in 2018 inpatients with alcohol delirium. High levels of aspartate aminotransferase 95% Tachycardia 76% High levels of alanine aminotransferase 54% Low platelet count 51% High systolic blood pressure 50% High diastolic blood pressure 46% Other somatic diseases 45% Previous history of detoxification 37% History of alcohol-induced seizures 13% Conclusions The study indicated that some easily determined parameters are potential clinical predictors for the development of delirium tremens. 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