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Zinc phosphide (rodenticide) poisoning: A case report of deliberate self-harm in an eleven-year-old
Zinc Phosphide(Zn3P2) is a common rodenticide freely available in Nigeria for use against rodents. Occasionally human consumption occurs either accidentally or intentionally with potential consequences of multiorgan toxicity and death. An 11-year-old boy consumed an unknown quantity of zinc phosphid...
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