Claims & sources
Xylazine
Claims & sources for Xylazine. Every fact below is a verbatim quote from a real document we have stored. ↩ See the full Record
| Claim | Asserted by | Stance | Evidence balance | Source | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The combined effect of fentanyl, bromazolam, xylazine, and frequently methamphetamine or cocaine contributes to a longer and clinically messier post-naloxone period | unattributed | pro | +4.0 | How We Got Here: A Field Guide to the Fe | ↗ |
| Xylazine wounds are caused by xylazine-induced vasoconstriction and local tissue ischemia | unattributed | pro | +1.0 | How We Got Here: A Field Guide to the Fe | ↗ |
| the current picture of drug use is genuinely new and is worsening year over year | unattributed | pro | — | How We Got Here: A Field Guide to the Fe | ↗ |
| medetomidine displacing xylazine | unattributed | neutral | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | |
| The mechanism of xylazine-induced wounds is multifactorial | Dr. Joseph D'Orazio | neutral | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | |
| Xylazine and benzodiazepines can cause prolonged sedation | Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange | pro | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | |
| Xylazine causes local tissue toxicity | Dr. Asif Ilyas | pro | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | ↗ |
| Xylazine causes local vasoconstriction | Dr. Asif Ilyas | pro | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | ↗ |
| Naloxone has no effect on the sedating properties of xylazine | Dr. Peter Wu | pro | — | The Fentanyl Crisis Research Synthesis: | ↗ |