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Emergency Medicine Australasia

ISSN 1742-6731

3 papers in the library · publishing 2008-2022

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Review article: Clinical manifestations and outcomes of chronic nitrous oxide misuse: A systematic review

Emergency Medicine Australasia June 13, 2022 Pierce Marsden, Aakriti Sharma, J. Rotella

Recreational nitrous oxide (N2O) use is widespread, and complications associated with its use are increasingly common. We sought to identify risk factors, clinical features and outcomes in individuals presenting with effects of chronic N2O abuse to develop an approach to clinical assessment and management. A systemic literature review was completed with searches conducted across EMBASE,...

Severe hyponatremia complicated by seizure following 3,4‐methylenedioxymethamphetamine ingestion

Emergency Medicine Australasia August 14, 2018 Melanie C Armitage, R. Bryant, C. Page

Dear Editor, An 18 year old woman with an altered level of consciousness presented with friends at 03:00 to the ED having consumed alcohol throughout the evening and ingesting two tablets at midnight that she presumed to be 3,4-methylenedioxy methamphetamine (MDMA). She had no past medical history and was not on any regular medications. On arrival, she was haemodynamically normal (heart rate 81...

Hallucinogenic plants of abuse

Emergency Medicine Australasia April 1, 2008 Nicola Cunningham

AbstractMan has used hallucinogenic plants and mushrooms for centuries. The characteristics of these plants that led to their incorporation into important ritualistic and spiritual traditions, however, have also resulted in their widespread propagation and abuse. Hallucinogenic plants have long been depicted as innocuous substances, yet their unpredictable nature makes intoxication potentially...