An Alternative Treatment Method for Poisoning in Veterinary Medicine: Intravenous Lipid Emulsion (ILE)

Animal poison control centers receive numerous complaints about possible consumption of substances that can cause deadly toxicities in the home. In recent years, over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, and herbal supplements are most common toxic consumed by pets. Removal toxin supportive treatment is recommended case exposure to a does not have known antidote. There been many studies both human veterinary medicine supporting use intravenous lipid emulsions intoxications. Intravenous emulsion (ILE) an oil-in-water consists egg yolk phospholipids, water, glycerin various oils soybean, fish, coconut olive oil. It defined microemulsion with long history parenteral nutrition formulation adult pediatric patients. Also used drug carrier addition nutrition. it has effective antidote for intoxications caused compounds high oil solubility medicine. The first efficacy treatments was demonstrated systemic toxicity local anesthetics nowadays comes fore poisoning drugs compounds. However, also be intoxication cases different chemicals do any Although clinically positive responses received, more research needed clearly understand effect emulsion.