2008
DOI: 10.2165/0002512-200825120-00004
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Medication Withdrawal Trials in People Aged 65 Years and Older

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“…Twenty-four of these articles were non-systematic reviews/editorials/commentaries [1,12,, three systematic reviews [43][44][45], five original research articles [46][47][48][49][50], one letter to the editor [51], two newsletters [52,53], one master thesis [54] and one conference paper [55]. The vast majority of the articles were published by an Australian first author (n = 26, five US, two UK, two Canada, one France, one Italy).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Twenty-four of these articles were non-systematic reviews/editorials/commentaries [1,12,, three systematic reviews [43][44][45], five original research articles [46][47][48][49][50], one letter to the editor [51], two newsletters [52,53], one master thesis [54] and one conference paper [55]. The vast majority of the articles were published by an Australian first author (n = 26, five US, two UK, two Canada, one France, one Italy).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2008 Iyer et al [43] published a systematic review into the success and outcomes of medication withdrawal in older adults. They concluded that there was some evidence to support the benefits of deprescribing (e.g.…”
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“…Given the growing numbers of people with dementia and hence with dementia and hypertension, and growing concerns over both polypharmacy and frailty, we propose that clinicians should audit carefully their treatment of hypertension in this group of patients, trials of safe withdrawal of antihypertensive therapy should be considered for this population (as have been done for the general population) [58][59] taking the wide range of outcomes identified in this review into account, and more work is required to clarify the factors that should determine when antihypertensive therapy should be withdrawn in the later stages of the dementia process.…”
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“…Tilfeller hvor flere tilstander behandles samtidig er kompliserte. For eksempel kan seponering av diuretika vaere vellykket i forhold til hypertensjon, men forverring av hjertesvikt kan føre til behov for reintroduksjon (11).…”
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