Anterograde amnesic effects of pethidine, hyoscine and diazepam in adults Page 1 Br. J.
Pharmac. (1972), 44, 140-144. Anterograde amnesic effects of pethidine, hyoscine and …

1. Ten postcards were shown to groups of ten to twenty patients over 60, 90 or 270 min after
intravenous injection of saline, diazepam (10 and 20 mg), flunitrazepam (1 and 2 mg) and …

The use of intravenous benzodiazepines often results in amnesia for events subsequent to
drug administration (anterograde amnesia). To asses the effects of oral administration, a …

Studies in man show that it is possible to reliably study the incidence, degree and duration of
amnesia produced by drugs by showing patients 10 postcards and testing their ability to …

The effects of triazolam 0.5 mg and temazepam 30 mg on immediate and delayed recall in
normal and insomniac subjects were evaluated in three separate, randomized, placebo …

Short-term memory following the intravenous injection of methohexitone (0.15 mg/kg),
diazepam (0.05 mg/kg) and sodium 4-hydroxybutyrate (10 mg/kg) has been examined by …

It has been demonstrated previously that orally administered lorazepam can cause
anterograde amnesia in young adults. In this study, the effects of 7.5 and 15 mg clorazepate …

The transient amnesias produced by drugs may have much in common with the more
permanent amnesias associated with organic brain damage. This possibility was …

Abstract The effect of lorazepam (2.5 mg) was assessed in two tests of short-term retention
(digit-span and Benton Visual Retention), and in verbal learning and picture recognition …

Lorazepam, 4 mg, was evaluated in an 18‐night sleep‐laboratory study involving five
insomniac subjects. Hypnotic effectiveness and effects on sleep stages and related …