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Response to “Benzodiazepine misadventure in acute alcohol withdrawal: the transition from delirium tremens to ICU delirium”

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DeMuro, J.P., Wirkowski, E. & Hanna, A.F. Response to “Benzodiazepine misadventure in acute alcohol withdrawal: the transition from delirium tremens to ICU delirium”. J Anesth 27, 137–138 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00540-012-1542-z

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