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The leaflet of acetamiprid poisoning brought by patient on admission.
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A 27-year-old man was admitted to District General Hospital, Kilinochchi, with a history of accidental intake of neonicotinoid poisoning about 50 mL (commercial name is "MIYAKO ACETAMIPRID, Figure 1).
The serial arterial blood gas reports of patient with acetamiprid
poisoning.
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His arterial blood gas showed severe lactic acidosis (Figure 2).
The 12-lead electrocardiography (ECG) showed wide spread ST depression
changes on admission and resolution of ECG changes on discharge in a patient
with acetamiprid poisoning.
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His electrocardiogram showed ST depression, and urgent troponin I was positive (Figure 3).