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See Latest ArticlesManagement of the critically poisoned patient
Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine, 07/09/09
Boyle JS et al. - If a poisoning is recognized early and appropriate testing and supportive care is initiated rapidly, the majority of patient outcomes will be good. Judicious use of antidotes should be practiced and clinicians should clearly understand the indications and contraindications of antidotes prior to administration.
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