Background: Oral thiamine therapy is frequently prescribed to patients at risk for thiamine
deficiency despite recommendations emphasizing the need for high doses of parenteral …

BACKGROUND Patients with suspected thiamine deficiency should receive treatment with
parenteral thiamine to achieve the high serum thiamine levels necessary to reverse the …

Objectives Thiamine is often prescribed for thiamine deficiency during hospitalization
despite the lack of US-based clinical guidelines. This study aims to evaluate thiamine …

In this practice-based, real-world study, we examined hospital outcomes and thiamine
prescription patterns among a diverse group of hospital-based providers who were licensed …

Background Thiamine (vitamin B 1) is an essential cofactor responsible for the breakdown of
glucose, and its deficiency is associated with Wernicke encephalopathy (WE). There is a …

Objective To describe thiamine-prescribing patterns and to study the association of thiamine
supplementation with clinical outcomes in hospitalized patients with altered mental status …

Background Acute thiamine deficiency can occur in patients with or without history of alcohol
abuse and can lead to life-threatening complications. Clinical diagnosis is challenging, often …

Background: In 2009, researchers successfully implemented an intervention to decrease the
inappropriate prescribing of multivitamin infusions (MVIs) in the emergency department (ED) …

Background/Objective: Previous literature describes increased incidence of infusion-related
reactions when administering thiamine doses greater than 100 mg as an intravenous (IV) …

Thiamine (vitamin B1) is an essential micronutrient in energy metabolism and cognitive and
neurological health. Thiamine deficiency disorders (TDDs) have a range of clinical …