1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0196-0644(99)70271-4
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Agricultural Avermectins: An Uncommon But Potentially Fatal Cause of Pesticide Poisoning

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“…Although abamectin used in livestock and agriculture is relatively safe for people who ingest it on purpose, there is still the possibility to develop complications like aspiration pneumonia, respiratory failure and even death (9). This report suggests that flumazenil might have potential effects which could promote rapid recovery of consciousness.…”
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“…Although abamectin used in livestock and agriculture is relatively safe for people who ingest it on purpose, there is still the possibility to develop complications like aspiration pneumonia, respiratory failure and even death (9). This report suggests that flumazenil might have potential effects which could promote rapid recovery of consciousness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Thus, this case might indicate the benefits of using flumazenil for abamectin intoxication in human beings. However, the cases reported by Chung et al (9) showed that the effect of flumazenil may not be significant in patients with abamectin intoxication. But it is important to realize that administration of flumazenil was not the focus of that article.…”
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“…This study concluded that Ingestion of a large dose of avermectin may be associated with life-threatening coma, hypotension, and subsequent aspiration. 5 Sriapha et al further reported 49 cases with abamectin poisoning. 6 Most of the patients were asymptomatic or developed only mild symptoms.…”
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confidence: 99%