Amisulpride-induced both oculogyric crisis and trismus.

In mass disaster situations, demands frequently exceed the capacity of personnel andfacilities. In the last few years, there has been an increased incidence of civil disasters;the spectrum of possible catastrophes has also dramatically increased as a result ofan increasingly technologically sophisticated society. During the last 15 years, variedterrorist activities have become increasingly common as expressions of the opinionsof extreme political groups, especially in India. In Mumbai itself, we have witnesseddisasters such as widespread riots, terrorist bomb blasts, floods, and fires. There havebeen other disasters in India, such as earthquakes, floods, cyclones, as well as tsunamisThough most of the hospitals in India manage the medical problems associated withthese disasters fairly efficiently, an analysis of the situation is presented so that this mayform the basis for future planning in disaster preparedness and provide a template forother communities that may want to implement preparedness protocols. We present ourexperience with disaster management in Mumbai, India.A successful medical response to multi-injury civilian disasters, either natural or man-made, dictates formulation, dissemination, and periodic assessment of a contingencyplan to facilitate the triage and treatment of victims of disaster.