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Deliberate self-poisoning in an Irish county hospital
Irish Journal of Medical Science, 11/02/09
McMahon GT et al. – Deliberate self–poisoning remains a significant problem. Paracetamol and alcohol use are particularly marked in this population. The combination of tricyclic antidepressant drugs and alcohol were the most dangerous.
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