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See Latest ArticlesExperiences with endosulfan mass poisoning in rural areas
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 01/06/09
Durukan P et al. - Toxicological analysis of blood and urine samples revealed endosulfan as the causative agent. Especially in the rural areas, cases with acute repetitive seizures should suggest endosulfan intoxication when the aetiology is uncertain even in the absence of any signs of intoxication. Health care professionals should understand the hazards associated with the pesticide use as well as diagnosis and treatment of these types of poisonings.
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