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[Alcohol-related disorders in the preclinical medicine].

Authors: Michael, Kinn; Rüdiger, Holzbach; Frank-Gerald Bernhard, Pajonk;

[Alcohol-related disorders in the preclinical medicine].

Abstract

Alcohol is the most frequently abused drug in Germany. Approximately 50.000 individuals die annually due to alcohol-related disorders. Emergency situations due to alcohol intoxications, abuse or dependence are frequent reasons for calls for emergency physicians and paramedics. Agitation, suicidal intent, trauma and a multitude of degenerative and other somatic disorders may further complicate diagnosis and treatment on scene. The motivation of patients to participate in withdrawal programs should be built and strengthened already in emergency medicine.

Keywords

Alcoholism, Motivation, Suicide, Emergency Services, Psychiatric, Substance-Related Disorders, Germany, Mental Disorders, Humans, Alcohol-Related Disorders, Alcohol-Induced Disorders

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