Absorptieverminderende technieken in de toxicologie: Dubbelblind vergelijkend onderzoek is niet beschikbaar

D. J. Touw; R. Grouls; I. De Vries; J. Meulenbelt; D. R A Uges

Absorptieverminderende technieken in de toxicologie: Dubbelblind vergelijkend onderzoek is niet beschikbaar

Translated title of the contribution: Randomized controlled trials are not available. Inhibition of absorption in toxicology

D. J. Touw^*, R. Grouls, I. De Vries, J. Meulenbelt, D. R A Uges

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Abstract

When an intoxicated patient is admitted to a hospital, the first treatment usually is preventing further absorption of the ingested material. Possible techniques are emesis, gastric lavage, multiple administrations of activated charcoal in combination with a laxative and whole bowel irrigation. Efficacy studies of these measures are scarce. Recently, a number of position papers has been published on the role of gastrointestinal decontamination techniques for the intoxicated patient. These position papers are summarised and commented.

Translated title of the contribution	Randomized controlled trials are not available. Inhibition of absorption in toxicology
Original language	Dutch
Pages (from-to)	16-19
Number of pages	4
Journal	Pharmaceutisch Weekblad
Volume	138
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 3 Jan 2003

Keywords

Absorption
Carbon
Cathartics
Gastric lavage
Poisoning
Vomiting

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Absorptieverminderende technieken in de toxicologie: Dubbelblind vergelijkend onderzoek is niet beschikbaar

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