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Yarema MC et al. – The risk of hepatotoxicity differed between the 20–hour and 72–hour protocols according to the time to initiation of acetylcysteine. It favored the 20–hour protocol for patients presenting early and favored the 72–hour protocol for patients presenting late after acute acetaminophen overdose.

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