Anticholinergic-type effects following a pediatric venlafaxine overdose

Miller, Tanner; McGoodwin, Lee; Hagemann, Tracy M.

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April 2012 Dear Editor Venlafaxine Ingestion In a 4-year-ol1

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“…We briefly outline our recent experience with paediatric refugee screening in Western Australia (WA) based on the frameworks outlined previously in the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health. [2][3][4] Earlier, more extensive data have also been described. 5 The wide array of health concerns that may be encountered in this vulnerable population is highlighted.…”

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Venlafaxine Ingestion in a 4‐year‐old Girl

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“…3 There is a much wider reported literature for venlafaxine ingestion in adults typically as episodes of deliberate self-harm, including polypharmacy overdoses. [4][5][6] Seizures, rhabdomyolysis and cardiotoxic effects are reported in adults.…”

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