Enalapril overdose treated with angiotensin infusion

Acute liver injury and droxicam use in the region of Friuli‐Venezia Giulia [letter]

“…There was only one patient among the non-use exposure category (131,411 person-months) who met all the case definition criteria, which is compatible with the baseline estimate observed in the Canadian study [1]. There were no cases of acute liver injury severe enough to result in hospitalization occurring within 60 days of receipt of a prescription for droxicam amongst 8 The association of Parkinson's disease with acute porphyria has not previously been reported and there was no information available about its management. A patient is described here who was treated with the anticholinergic drug benzhexol, and later with the fixed-dose combination co-beneldopa (levodopa and the DOPA-decarboxylase inhibitor, benserazide) with no adverse effects on the porphyria.…”

Tarka® (Trandolapril/Verapamil Hydrochloride Extended-Release) overdose

“…There are numerous cases of ACE-I overdose reported in the literature, suggesting that the ACE-I component may confound the traditional response to the recommended CCB antidotal therapy (HIET, glucagon, calcium chloride) due to similar clinical manifestations that occur via different mechanisms (11)(12)(13)(14).…”

Angiotensin in Critical Care

“…ACE-inhibitor overdose may result in severe refractory hypotension. Several case reports have highlighted successful treatment with Ang II [42][43][44]. Although in all cases, Ang II was administered in combination with other therapies, including gut decontamination, intravenous fluids, vasopressors and naloxone, there was a profound effect on blood pressure immediately after starting Ang II infusion.…”