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See Latest ArticlesOrganophosphate and Carbamate Intoxication in La Paz, Bolivia
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 05/08/09
Exner CJ et al. - Although almost all intoxications were suicide attempts, less than half of patients received a psychiatric consultation. OP intoxication is a common cause of self-inflicted morbidity and mortality among young people in La Paz, Bolivia. Presence of miosis, bronchorrhea, diarrhea, and fasciculations at presentation suggest a higher likelihood of complications.
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