Table 1.
Characteristics | n = 14 |
Sex M/F | 12/2 |
Methadone/buprenorphine | 12/2 |
Age (median; 25th and 75th percentile) | 48 (44–51) |
ASI a | Average (SD) |
Physical | 0,85 (1,14) |
Work | 0,46 (0,78) |
Alcohol | 0,77 (1,48) |
Drugs | 3,23 (1,83) |
Judicial | 0,38 (1,12) |
Family and social | 0,46 (0,52) |
Psychological and emotional | 1,00 (1,22) |
Total | 1,02 (1,16) |
Drug use b | |
Alcohol | 2/14 |
Amphetamine | 0/14 |
Benzodiazepines | 3/14 |
Cannabis | 4/14 |
Cocaine | 7/14 |
Heroin | 8/14 |
Tobacco | 13/14 |
Baseline clinical measurements (25th and 75th percentiles) | |
Baseline median QTc | 411 ms (387–434 ms) |
Baseline median HR | 70 bpm (63–80 bpm) |
Baseline mean diastolic blood pressure | 78 mmHg (75–88 mmHg) |
Baseline mean systolic blood pressure | 129 mmHg (119–146 mmHg) |
Addiction severity index scores range from 0 to 4. A score of 0 means that the subject does not consider this domain a problem or needs no help, and a score of 4 means that the subject experiences the domain to be a big problem and would like help;
frequency of any drug use 1 month prior to detoxification. SD = standard deviation; bpm = beats per minute; HR = heart rate; M/F = male/female.