药物和溺水:澳大利亚浴缸和热水浴缸中成人溺水的毒理学,2015-2024。

IF 3 3区 医学 Q2 SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Shane Darke, Michael Farrell, Johan Duflou, Caroline Copeland, Emmert Roberts
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溺水是造成意外伤害死亡的第三大原因。我们的目的是确定2015-2024年期间澳大利亚在浴缸/热水浴缸中发生的所有成人溺水死亡的毒理学和情况。方法:回顾性研究澳大利亚(2015年1月1日- 2024年11月1日)在浴缸或热水浴缸中溺水死亡的所有成人(≥15岁)(n = 195)。在所有案件中,正式的调查结果都是基于警方、毒理学和法医病理学报告。结果:195例成人在浴缸或热水浴缸中溺水。平均年龄54.9岁(15 ~ 98岁),女性127例(65.1%)。大多数致命事故(171,87.7%)发生在浴缸中。在113例(57.9%)病例中,近端物质使用在冠状结论中被认为是原因之一。大多数(108件,55.4%)是无意的,其中73件(37.4%)被认为是故意的。血液中检出精神类药物152/179(84.9%),最常见的是催眠镇静剂(77/179,43.0%)和酒精(75/179,41.9%)。在酒精阳性病例中,平均血液酒精浓度为0.176 g/100 mL(范围为0.010-0.537)。33例(16.9%)患者在溺水前出现过医疗事件,如癫痫发作或心血管事件,17例(8.7%)患者出现滑倒或跌倒。讨论与结论:大多数病例中均存在药物。需要广泛认识到在有药物存在的这种环境中溺水的危险。将重点放在这些环境中使用药物的潜在危险上的公共运动似乎是谨慎的。
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Drugs and Drowning: The Toxicology of Adult Drownings in Baths and Hot Tubs in Australia, 2015-2024.

Introduction: Drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury death. We aimed to determine the toxicology and circumstances of all adult drowning deaths that occurred in bath/hot tubs in Australia over the period 2015-2024.

Methods: Retrospective study of all adult (≥ 15 years) drowning deaths in baths or hot tubs in Australia (1 January 2015-1 November 2024) retrieved from the National Coronial Information System (n = 195). In all cases the formal finding was based upon police, toxicology and forensic pathology reports.

Results: There were 195 adult drownings in baths or hot tubs. The mean age was 54.9 years (range 15-98) and 127 (65.1%) were female. Most fatal (171, 87.7%) incidents occurred in a bath. In 113 (57.9%) cases proximal substance use was noted in the coronial conclusions as contributory. The majority (108, 55.4%) were unintentional, with 73 (37.4%) deemed intentional. A psychotropic drug was detected in the blood of 152/179 (84.9%), most commonly hypnosedatives (77/179, 43.0%) and alcohol (75/179, 41.9%). Amongst alcohol positive cases the mean blood alcohol concentration was 0.176 g/100 mL (range 0.010-0.537). In 33 (16.9%) there appeared to have been a medical episode, such as a seizure or a cardiovascular event, that preceded drowning, and a slip or fall in 17 (8.7%).

Discussion and conclusions: Substances were present in the majority of cases. The risk of drowning in such settings in the presence of drugs needs to be widely appreciated. Public campaigns that focus on the potential dangers of substance use in these settings would appear prudent.

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Drug and alcohol review
Drug and alcohol review SUBSTANCE ABUSE-
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期刊介绍: Drug and Alcohol Review is an international meeting ground for the views, expertise and experience of all those involved in studying alcohol, tobacco and drug problems. Contributors to the Journal examine and report on alcohol and drug use from a wide range of clinical, biomedical, epidemiological, psychological and sociological perspectives. Drug and Alcohol Review particularly encourages the submission of papers which have a harm reduction perspective. However, all philosophies will find a place in the Journal: the principal criterion for publication of papers is their quality.
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