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A Patient With Minimally Conscious Syndrome Due to Cerebrovascular Accident Whose Symptoms Resolved With Zolpidem.

Caleb SmackKatherine JohnsonNoah MeesterLeah SheltonNamrata Singh
Published in: Clinical neuropharmacology (2024)
Minimally conscious state is a disorder with limited proven therapeutic options. Zolpidem administration has demonstrated immense benefit in a select population of patients, including ours. Given the potential for great improvement with limited downside, zolpidem trial presents an intriguing treatment option. Further clarification of prognostic features to stratify responders and nonresponders to therapy is needed.
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