[Cyanide poisoning].

Ugeskr Laeger

H:S Frederiksberg Hospital, Anaestesi og Intensiv Terapi Klinikken.

Published: June 2003

Cyanide is a toxic compound which inhibits the cellular utilization of oxygen. A number of substances can give rise to cyanide intoxication, which in some cases may have a delayed onset. The symptoms are non-specific and reflect cellular hypoxia. Several strategies may be employed in the treatment. Hydroxycobalamine is an effective and non-toxic antidote. On the basis of a case story, the toxicology, symptoms and treatment of cyanide poisoning are discussed.

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