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Intracerebral hemorrhage: who gets tested for methamphetamine use and why might it matter?

Sahar OsmanZhu ZhuMark FaragLeonid GroysmanCyrus DasturYama AkbariSara Stern-NezerDana StradlingWengui Yu
Published in: BMC neurology (2020)
UDS identified 12.3% of ICH patients with methamphetamine use as compared to 5.3% per documented history of drug use. There was no racial bias in ordering UDS. However, it was more often ordered in younger, male, smokers, with history of methamphetamine use, without diabetes or anticoagulant use.
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