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See Latest ArticlesBrimonidine Tartrate Poisoning in Children: Frequency, Trends, and Use of Naloxone as an Antidote
Pediatrics, 02/16/09
Becker ML et al. - All children <=5 years of age with confirmed brimonidine ingestions should be medically evaluated and monitored for an extended period. Indications for the use of naloxone in brimonidine poisoning remain uncertain.
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