Objective About 41 million people aged≥ 18 years reported lifetime use of cocaine, and 5.4
million people reported having used cocaine in 2019. We aim to identify trends of cocaine …

Objective To examine the time-trends in hospitalizations and the factors associated with
outcomes of hospitalizations with cocaine use disorder (CocUD). Methods This study used …

Results During the period 2002-2004, 745 patients were detected (average age 31 years,
68% males). The annual distribution was 223 cases in 2002, 232 in 2003, and 290 in 2004 …

Background Cocaine is the most commonly reported illicit stimulant used in the US, yet
limited research has examined recent changes in cocaine use patterns and co-occurring …

Objective: To investigate characteristics of cocaine exposures reported to US Poison Control
Centers. Methods: Data from the National Poison Data System regarding cocaine-related …

The amount of positive cocaine results in an urban emergency department are staggering.
The ages of use are becoming more common in older age groups. Most of these patients …

Results A total of 170 patients, with 188 episodes and 268 pathologic manifestations related
to cocaine abuse were included. Thirty two out of the 170 patients (18.8%) were females …

Background Cocaine-involved overdose mortality has recently risen in the United States
(US), yet it is unclear to what extent patterns in cocaine-involved overdose mortality parallel …

Cocaine misuse is increasing and it is evidently considered a relatively safe drug of abuse in
Ireland. To address this perception, we reviewed the database of an 18‐bed Dublin …

Objective The purpose of this retrospective study was to describe the spectrum of medical
and trauma complications associated with self-reported cocaine use. Methods Patient …