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See Latest ArticlesEmergency step-by-step specific immunotherapy in severe digoxin poisoning
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 05/07/09
Bilbault P et al. - This protocol of step-by-step digoxin-specific immunotherapy seems to be as effective as the equimolar treatment, and there was significant cost reduction in case of acute poisoning.
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