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• W2056579202 abstract "Reported cases of potassium overdoses have shown that this condition could generate several morbidities, mainly related to cardiac dysrhythmias even with fatal outcomes in some cases. Potassium salts in extended release tablets could form pharmacobezoars if a large amount is ingested. In relation to the above, when the patient has a pharmacobezoar, clinical findings may be delayed and may persist. The techniques available for removal of a pharmacobezoar are whole bowel irrigation (WBI), endoscopy or in some surgery [1]. Endoscopy as a decontamination method has shown promising results. A 42 year old woman, who intentionally ingested 100 tablets of extended release potassium chloride, 50 mg of clonazepam and an undisclosed amount of ethanol, presented with metabolic acidosis, hyperlactatemia and sinus tachycardia 2 h after ingestion. Gastric lavage and activated charcoal were applied initially, specific measures were not necessary. However, a transcutaneous pacemaker was placed. Because of her background, we considered a pharmacobezoar and an endoscopy were performed to remove 99 tablets of potassium that were isolated or forming concretions. The readily available techniques to remove a pharmacobezoar are whole bowel irrigation (WBI) and endoscopy; nevertheless there is not a consensus about their relative merits. Our patient was treated by endoscopy because we found on the X-ray a conglomerate of radiopaque images suggesting a pharmacobezoar. In this case we did not have any adverse effect. We consider that endoscopy could be an effective and safe method to remove a drug bezoar from the stomach in uncomplicated patients." @default.
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• W2056579202 title "Extended release potassium salts overdose and endoscopic removal of a pharmacobezoar: A case report" @default.
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