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Fluoride ingestion in children : a review of 87 cases by AUGENSTEIN, W. L, SPOERKE, D. G, KULIG, K. W, HALL, A. H, HALL, P. K, RIGGS, B. S, EL SAADI, M, RUMACK, B. H

“…All cases of fluoride ingestion in children younger than 12 years old reported to the Rocky Mountain Poison Center between January 1 and December 31, 1986,…”
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Acetaminophen overdose: a 48-hour intravenous N-acetylcysteine treatment protocol by Smilkstein, M J, Bronstein, A C, Linden, C, Augenstein, W L, Kulig, K W, Rumack, B H

“…To determine the safety and efficacy of a 48-hour IV N-acetylcysteine (IV NAC) treatment protocol for acute acetaminophen overdose. Nonrandomized trial open to…”
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Drug- and toxin-induced seizures by Kunisaki, T A, Augenstein, W L

“…Seizure is an omnimous sign when it occurs in relation to drugs or toxins. Knowledge of those drugs or toxins that have a predilection to cause seizures may…”
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Hydrofluoric acid dermal exposure by el Saadi, M S, Hall, A H, Hall, P K, Riggs, B S, Augenstein, W L, Rumack, B H

“…A retrospective review of 237 consecutive cases of dermal exposure to dilute (6-11%) hydrofluoric acid (HF)- containing rust stain remover consumer products…”
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Captopril Overdose Resulting in Hypotension by Augenstein, W. Lynn, Kulig, Kenneth W, Rumack, Barry H

“…We present a case in which a patient took an overdose of captopril (Capoten) and alprazolam (Xanax) in a suicide attempt. The patient presented with…”
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Iron poisoning: report of three cases and a review of therapeutic intervention by Schauben, J L, Augenstein, W L, Cox, J, Sato, R

“…Although the acute ingestion of iron-containing preparations can produce very serious consequences, the majority of reported exposures are not associated with…”
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Theophylline toxicity from an over-the-counter preparation by Bahner, Jr, D R, Frenia, M L, Augenstein, W L

“…The clinical presentation of theophylline poisoned patients has been well described in the literature. These individuals may develop severe and potentially…”
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Chlorophyllum molybdites--severe mushroom poisoning in a child by Stenklyft, P H, Augenstein, W L

“…The case of a 6-year-old female who developed hypovolemic shock from mushroom poisoning is discussed. The mushroom ingested, Chlorophyllum molybdites, is…”
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Acetaminophen levels by Augenstein, W L, Kulig, K W, Rumack, B H

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Captopril Overdose and Hypotension-Reply by Kulig, Kenneth, Augenstein, W. Lynn, Rumack, Barry H

“…In Reply. —We thank Drs Morgan and Jones for their comments. Lisinopril (Zestril) had not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration at the time of…”
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