Fatal poisoning by ingestion of a self-prepared oleander leaf infusion

a case of non-fatal oleander poisoning

Fatal cyanide poisoning: accidental ingestion of amygdalin.

Fatal Cerebral Malaria with Multi-Organ Dysfunction and Oleander Poisoning

Cerebral malaria is a clinical manifestation of the brain during Plasmodium falciparum infection, which may lead to fatal outcomes if left unattended or delayed in therapeutic management. It is often accompanied by multi-organ complications such as renal failure, respiratory distress, jaundice, severe anemia etc., further raising the degree of mortality. Over the years, the management of severe...

Poisoning by Thevetia Nerifolia (Yellow Oleander)

Potassium permanganate poisoning--a rare cause of fatal self poisoning.

Attempted suicide by self poisoning is common because of the ready availability of drugs, whether prescribed or bought over the counter. In some cases, the ingestion of seemingly innocuous household products or chemicals can result in death. Potassium permanganate is an example. Poisoning with potassium permanganate can be fatal when a significant amount is ingested, as shown by a patient who s...