Clinicians are frequently confronted with toxicological emergencies and challenged with the task of correctly identifying the possible agents involved and providing appropriate treatments. In this review article, we describe the epidemiology of overdoses, provide a practical approach to the recognition and diagnosis of classic toxidromes, and discuss the initial management strategies that should be considered in all overdoses. In addition, we evaluate some of the most common agents involved in poisonings and present their respective treatments. Recognition of toxidromes with knowledge of indications for antidotes and their limitations for treating overdoses is crucial for the acute care of poisoned patients
Medical toxicology is a sub-branch of toxicology concerned with the diagnosis, management, and preve...
International audienceBackground Poisoning is one of the leading causes of admission to the emergenc...
Upon completing this article, you should be able to: 1. form a differential diagnosis after presenta...
Poisoning is a serious worldwide public health problem. Based on WHO data in 2012, almost 190,000 pe...
Poisoning remains a major cause of hospital admission into the emergency department and intensive ca...
Objective: To review the diagnosis and management of drug overdose and poisonings in a two-part pres...
Objective: To review the diagnosis and management of drug overdosage in a two-part presentation. Dat...
Many clinicians and some medical institutions consider pharmacological measures as the general treat...
Poison and its therapy is old as human history. Manuscripts dating back to 15th century BC had been ...
Today there are several methods for treating intoxicated patients. If these patients arrive in hospi...
The current paper summarizes the initial and fundamental management methods during a suspicious or a...
Introduction - How to identify a poisoned patient - Assessing a poisoned patient - General managemen...
Acutely poisoned patients are commonly encountered in Emergency Centres. Acute poisoning (accidental...
Drug poisonings, both intentional and unintentional, represent a growing challenge to healthcare sys...
he traditional role of the emergency toxicol-ogy service has been to provide laboratory support to t...
Medical toxicology is a sub-branch of toxicology concerned with the diagnosis, management, and preve...
International audienceBackground Poisoning is one of the leading causes of admission to the emergenc...
Upon completing this article, you should be able to: 1. form a differential diagnosis after presenta...
Poisoning is a serious worldwide public health problem. Based on WHO data in 2012, almost 190,000 pe...
Poisoning remains a major cause of hospital admission into the emergency department and intensive ca...
Objective: To review the diagnosis and management of drug overdose and poisonings in a two-part pres...
Objective: To review the diagnosis and management of drug overdosage in a two-part presentation. Dat...
Many clinicians and some medical institutions consider pharmacological measures as the general treat...
Poison and its therapy is old as human history. Manuscripts dating back to 15th century BC had been ...
Today there are several methods for treating intoxicated patients. If these patients arrive in hospi...
The current paper summarizes the initial and fundamental management methods during a suspicious or a...
Introduction - How to identify a poisoned patient - Assessing a poisoned patient - General managemen...
Acutely poisoned patients are commonly encountered in Emergency Centres. Acute poisoning (accidental...
Drug poisonings, both intentional and unintentional, represent a growing challenge to healthcare sys...
he traditional role of the emergency toxicol-ogy service has been to provide laboratory support to t...
Medical toxicology is a sub-branch of toxicology concerned with the diagnosis, management, and preve...
International audienceBackground Poisoning is one of the leading causes of admission to the emergenc...
Upon completing this article, you should be able to: 1. form a differential diagnosis after presenta...