False-Positive Urine Screening for Benzodiazepines: An Association with Sertraline? A Two-year Retrospective Chart Analysis | Psychiatry MMC

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False-Positive Urine Screening for Benzodiazepines: An Association with Sertraline? A Two-year Retrospective Chart Analysis

July 2009

by Kevin M. Nasky, DO; George L. Cowan, MD, MS; and Douglas R. Knittel, MD

Dr. Nasky is Staff Psychiatrist, Department of Psychiatry, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth; Dr. Cowan is Resident, Department of Psychiatry, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth; and Dr. Knittel is Staff Psychiatrist, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, Staff Pathologist, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia

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