Objective: Describe the epidemiological, clinical, and paraclinical characteristics, treatment results
of patients with acute poisoning cases admitted to emergency of poisoning deparment of Thai Binh
Pediatric Hospital from 01/01/2020 to 31/08/2021.
Methods: Retrospective, prospective, descriptive case series.
Results: Studying 130 patients with acute poisoning hospitalized: 65.4% of children in the 1-5
year old group, 16.2% of children over 10 years old. 94.6% of children were poisoned through
the gastrointestinal tract. 80% of children poisoning by unintentional, 4.6% by suicide. The most
toxic agents are chemicals, accounting for 54.6% of which are essential oils, gasoline, and kerosene.
Drug poisoning accounted for 28.5% of which mainly tranquilizer poisoning. 65.4% of children
hospitalized before 6 hours accounted for. Digestive and neurological symptoms account for a high
percentage. Laboratory changes are mainly electrolyte disturbances. Treatment methods are mostly
non-specific, accounting for 96.1%. Treatment results 97.7% of patients recovered completely, 2.3%
transferred to hospital, no cases died.
Conclusions: The study points out epidemiological factors, toxic agents, clinical and subclinical
characteristics and appropriate treatment methods to help support treatment and prognosis for patients.
THE SITUATION OF ACUTE POISONING CASES IN THE EMERGENCY OF POISONING DEPARTMENT OF THAI BINH PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL, 2020-2021
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