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Clinical outcomes in patients with paracetamol ingestion treated with a two-bag n-acetylcysteine regimen in the emergency centre of khayelitsha hospital
Introduction: Paracetamol is frequently ingested for intentional self-poisoning. N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is administered to patients at risk of developing hepatotoxicity and was historically administered using a three-bag intravenous regimen. A change towards a two-bag NAC regimen was initiated at Kh...
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Division of General Surgery
2024
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