STUDY TO EVALUATE THE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH POISONING [PDF]
, 2022 Objective: The goal of the study is to determine the pattern of dangerous material presence in the field, as well as how severely it affects kidney function and can result in death.
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ACUTE SUICIDAL POISONING BY ALUMINUM PHOSPHIDE: RARE CASE REPORT FROM NORTHERN RURAL INDIA [PDF]
, 2021 Aluminum phosphide (ALP) is a highly toxic pesticide and is lethal if abused as a suicidal agent invariably. The ALP or a celphos powder is a major contributor to mortality, as such celphos poisoning lacks a specific antidote.
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Aluminum Phosphide Poisoning: An Observational Study from a Tertiary Care Center in North Karnataka
APIK Journal of Internal MedicineBackground: Aluminum phosphide (AlP) is a cheap and easily accessible pesticide widely used in India, often implicated in deliberate self-harm. Upon ingestion, it releases phosphine gas, which causes mitochondrial dysfunction, multiorgan failure, and ...
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Analysis of clinicolaboratory profile and outcome in COVID-19 positive pediatric patients [PDF]
, 2022 COVID-19 infection in children has important public health, social, and economic implications, and even though children may have considerably milder symptoms than individuals >18 years of age, those infected seem to have the same levels of circulating
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RARE SURVIVAL AFTER SEVERE ALUMINIUM PHOSPHIDEPOISOININGAFTER MYOCARDITISWITH L-CARNITINE AND STEROID [PDF]
, 2015 Acute Aluminium Phosphide or Celphos poisoning is a common agrochemical fumigant used commonly in countries like South East Asia and China. It is extremely lethal poison as there is no specific antidote and involvement of multisystem organ involvement in
Pal, Vishnu, Bhatnagar, Sumit
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Emerging management strategies for aluminum phosphide poisoning
Emergency Care JournalAluminum Phosphide (AlP), commonly known as Celphos in India, is a highly toxic pesticide used for grain preservation. Upon contact with moisture, it releases Phosphine gas (PH₃), leading to mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, and multi-organ ...
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Management of celphos poisoning with a novel intervention: A ray of hope in the darkest of clouds.
Anesth Essays Res, 2010 Bajwa SJ +4 more
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, 2010 PH3均有1.2ppm其後隨時問逐漸消失，至35天後賽好勝組尚有0.3ppm，好達勝組亦有0.2ppm。將燻蒸1週後之藥劑殘粉與殘粉與玉米粉混拌飼餵白鼠，一、在氣溫28oC，以賽好勝(Celphos)與好達勝(Phostoxin)於塑膠罩內燻蒸處理3天，用藥量分4、2、1、1/2片/M3，對稻穀中所埋之玉米象（Sitophilus zeamais）、穀蠢(Rhizopertha dominica)及擬穀盜(Tribolium castaneum)成蟲及卵均有顯著效果。 二、以好達勝現行推廣用藥量6片 ...
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Poisoning with Phosphine Gas Result the Rice Tablet, Report of Two Cases
پزشکی بالینی ابن سینا, 1996 Rice tablets which are also with trade names of “Celphos” and / or “Quick phos”, will release dangerous gas of phosphine (PH3), after ingestion and contact with gasterointestinal and even environmental humidity.
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Changing epidemiology of poisoning in Central India: shifting poles from male farmers to young house wives [PDF]
, 2016 Introduction: Acute self infliction of poisoning is very common among young in developing countries. The epidemiology of poisoning changes time to time and varies region to region.
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