Haematological complications of chlorate poisoning.

[Lethal sodium chlorate poisoning of two newborn].

Unusual Complications of Quinalphos Poisoning

This 40-year-old man was treated for suicidal quinalphos 25%EC consumption. He developed intermediate syndrome with normal response to repetitive nerve stimulation, pancreatitis with high enzyme elevations, and normal computed tomography and excreted black, brown, and orange urine sequentially over the first nine days of hospitalization. The last complication has not been previously reported wi...

Complications of carbon monoxide poisoning.

OBJECTIVE Acute carbon monoxide poisoning is a common problem that occurs during winter and leads to serious complications. METHODS We retrospectively studied 24 consecutive cases admitted with the aim of finding the causes and outcome of acute carbon monoxide poisoning. RESULTS The source of poisoning was charcoal in 71% of patients, motor gasoline in 21%, and other causes in 8%. Immediate...

Unusual complications of paracetamol poisoning.

Every physician is only too familiar with acute failure, and who showed histological features consistent with toxic myocarditis, such as diffuse myocardial hepatic necrosis as the most common complication of severe paracetamol poisoning. The frequency with damage with interstitial oedema or bands of necrosis and haemorrhage.10,11,13–15 It is likely that other which paracetamol is used for self-...

Haematological effects of chronic benzene poisoning in 217 workers.

Aksoy, M., Dingol, K., Akgun, T., Erdem, f., ani DinVol, G. (1971). Brit. J. industr. Med., 28, 296-302. Haematological effects of chronic benzene poisoning in 217 workers. A haematological study consisting of the determination of RBC, WBC, PCV, platelets, and differential counts was carried out, together with bone marrow puncture and haemoglobin analyses in appropriate cases, on a control popu...