2002
DOI: 10.1002/jppr2002324297
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Survival Following Severe Aluminium Phosphide Poisoning

Abstract: Aim: To describe the treatment and successful outcome of a patient who had taken an amount of aluminium phosphide that would normally be lethal. Case report: A 47‐year‐old woman was admitted two hours after ingesting 16.8 g of aluminium phosphide with suicidal intent. Treatment consisted of: gastric lavage with potassium permanganate solution; intravenous bicarbonate, magnesium and calcium; and oral bicarbonate and coconut oil. Supportive therapy in intensive care was also provided. Her clinical course include… Show more

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“…Fosforowodór jest toksyną oddziałującą na mitochondria, która zaburza proces wytwarzania białek i enzymów [2,3]. Częstość zgonów na skutek zatrucia fosforkiem glinu jest bardzo wysoka (60-80%), a zatrucia tym związ-kiem są uznawane za stan nagły w izbach przyjęć i na szpitalnych oddziałach ratunkowych [4]. Umyślne zatrucia fosforkiem glinu stanowią poważny problem w krajach rozwijających się [5].…”
Section: Wprowadzenieunclassified
“…Fosforowodór jest toksyną oddziałującą na mitochondria, która zaburza proces wytwarzania białek i enzymów [2,3]. Częstość zgonów na skutek zatrucia fosforkiem glinu jest bardzo wysoka (60-80%), a zatrucia tym związ-kiem są uznawane za stan nagły w izbach przyjęć i na szpitalnych oddziałach ratunkowych [4]. Umyślne zatrucia fosforkiem glinu stanowią poważny problem w krajach rozwijających się [5].…”
Section: Wprowadzenieunclassified
“…Similarly, reports to the National Poisons Centre in Delhi indicate that aluminium phosphide is the pesticide most commonly ingested by children (Gupta, et al, 2003). Much smaller numbers or only sporadic cases of phosphide poisoning have been reported from the remainder of the world, including Australia (Nocera, et al, 2000), Denmark (Andersen, et al, 1996), France (Anger, et al, 2000), Germany ), Greece (Frangides & Pneumatikos, 2002), Iran (Pajoumand, et al, 2002), Jordan (Abder-Rahman, et al, 2000, Morocco (Idali, et al, 2005;Hajouji, et al, 2006;, Nepal (Lohani, et al, 2000), Sri Lanka (Roberts, et al, 2006), Turkey , the United Kingdom Lawler & Thomas, 2007), Canada, the United States (Broderick & Birnbaum, 2002, the former USSR (Rimalis & Bochkarnikov, 1978), and Yugoslavia (Curcic & Dadasovic, 2001). A single death from ingestion of a falsely labeled rodenticide bait has been reported (Azoury & Levin, 1998).…”
Section: Ingestion Of Phosphidesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…A single death from ingestion of a falsely labeled rodenticide bait has been reported (Azoury & Levin, 1998). Phosphide rodenticides were responsible for nine out of 349 deaths in 35,580 poisoning admissions to Loghman Hakim hospital poison center in Tehran (Pajoumand, et al, 2002).…”
Section: Ingestion Of Phosphidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Carbamates quickly paralyze the nervous system of insects by blocking the production and action of cholinesterase thereby known for its rapid knockdown effect [1]. Numerous incidents of acute carbamate poisoning have resulted from inhalation of sprays or contamination of crops or food.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%