1588: SUCCINATE AS TREATMENT FOR METABOLIC CRISIS DURING ACUTE SODIUM FLUOROACETATE POISONING

Sarah Piel(Düsseldorf University Hospital), Todd J. Kilbaugh(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Joanna Janowska(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Laurenson Ward(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), David H. Jang(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Carly L. Clayman(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Johannes Ehinger(Lund University), Michael Karlsson(Lund University), Piotr Janowska(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
Critical Care Medicine
December 16, 2021
10.1097/01.ccm.0000812676.51430.97
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