缬霉素摄入：一个罕见的中毒病例与一个令人惊讶的良性结果-我们在资源有限的紧急情况下的经验

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Clinical Case Reports Pub Date : 2025-10-03 DOI:10.1002/ccr3.70951

Anish Luitel, Sweekar Dahal, Kabita Yadav, Bodhraj Budhathoki, Chandan Chaudary, Rasmita Poudel

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摘要

在紧急情况下，缬霉素的摄入是罕见的。目前还没有特效的解药，治疗主要是症状性的。过度的治疗和转诊到更高的中心是没有必要的，因为即使是大剂量的服用缬霉素对人类也是无毒的；相反，弄清摄入背后的意图更为重要。

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Clinical Case Reports MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-

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14.30%

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1268

审稿时长

13 weeks

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