Naltrexone Implant Knowledge Library
Explore the latest scientific studies and clinical research on Naltrexone Implants. Click any title to read the full PubMed article.
- by Tuğçe NomenoğluCONCLUSION: Data show that TLR4 signal inhibitors have differential antipyretic activity on fever suggesting that some alternative or complementary mechanisms might be operational for LPS-induced fever. Data also suggest that TLR4 signal […]
- by Liu LiuNo abstract
- by Colin BrewerDespite the contribution of the µ-agonist fentanyl to the United States's opiate overdose epidemic, no human studies specifically address the ability of extended-release preparations of the opiate antagonist naltrexone (NTX) to block […]
- by Linda SangalliBurning mouth syndrome (BMS) is a chronic pain condition characterized by a persistent burning sensation in the oral mucosa in the absence of visible clinical signs. Its management remains a significant clinical […]
- by Oğuz PekerCONCLUSION: The findings of our study show that XR-NTX may be more effective than BN-NX in preventing relapse in OUD. In addition, it was concluded that probation, age of onset of substance […]
- by L GjersingAIMS: To examine mortality during and in the first year following extended-release naltrexone (XR-NTX) treatment in patients with opioid use disorder (OUD).
- by Kristian AdamatzkyCONCLUSIONS: Distinct patterns emerged in motivation and USVs between cocaine and heroin self-administration. Notably, USV frequency did not consistently align with motivation, especially when drug dosage changed. Future research may clarify this […]
- by Hege KornørBACKGROUND: Opioid dependence is a severe and often lifelong disorder with a high risk of overdose and premature death, as well as severe psychosocial difficulties. Sustained-release naltrexone is a treatment option that […]
- by Wei QuOpioid dependence is a serious, life-threatening condition with severe social impacts. Naltrexone (NTX) can weaken the effect of opioids and effectively reduce opioid self-administration, discrimination, and opioid-induced subjective effects, and the oral […]
- by Nana BaidooTo test the hypothesis that unconditioned and conditioned opioid withdrawal enhance memory consolidation through shared neurobiological mechanisms, the current study focused on the central amygdala (CeA) and local corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) neurotransmission. […]
- by Amelia WoodsCONCLUSIONS: There is no clear evidence for the effectiveness of extended release naltrexone and buprenorphine among individuals in the criminal justice system compared with shorter acting formulations. But there is growing evidence […]
- by Janelle DuahCONCLUSION: Clinically significant and meaningful weight loss is achievable with pharmacotherapy to help enhance fertility in women of reproductive age who are overweight or obese. Current research supports the use of weight […]
- by Sohyung LeeAchieving ultra-long-term release of hydrophilic drugs over several months remains a significant challenge for existing long-acting injectables (LAIs). Existing platforms, such as in situ forming implants (ISFI), exhibit high burst release due […]
- by Oğuzhan DoğanNaltrexone is an μ opioid receptor antagonist that is used in alcohol and opiate use disorder. Naltrexone does not constitute tolerance and dependence, and cessation of the drug does not cause withdrawal […]
- by Robert L JoynerThe aim of this study is to determine if extended-release, bioabsorbable, subcutaneous naltrexone (NTX) implants can mitigate respiratory depression after an intravenous injection (IV) of fentanyl. Six different BIOabsorbable Polymeric Implant Naltrexone […]
- by Moath S AlsaqaabyMedications for obesity have been studied in various populations over the past three decades. We aimed to quantify the baseline demographic characteristics of BMI, sex, age, and race in randomised clinical trials […]
- by Sreevalli AtluruCONCLUSION: Although the evidence base is limited, available data suggest that naltrexone use in pregnancy is a reasonable MOUD option with reassuring perinatal outcomes. To enhance confidence in this conclusion and to […]
- by Marc J KaufmanBACKGROUND: Opioid withdrawal symptoms (OWS) are highly aversive and prompt unprescribed opioid use, which increases morbidity, mortality, and, among individuals being treated for opioid use disorder (OUD), recurrence. OWS are driven by […]
- by Jeffrey D BennerThe aim of this study is to determine if extended-release, bioabsorbable, subcutaneous naltrexone (NTX) implants inhibit respiratory depression after an IV injection of fentanyl. Bioabsorbable implants fabricated from two different release-controlling polymers, […]
- by Dharushana MuthulingamCONCLUSION: We measured treatment preferences among patients seeking to initiate OUD treatment to inform strategies to scale MOUD treatment uptake. Patients prioritize the route of administration in treatment preference-less frequent pick up, […]
