This study is based on analyzing the main characteristics of the 71 cases presented in the UPU as a result of acute intoxication ethnobotanical. Environmental analysis shows that in rural residence exist 18 cases (25,35%) and in urban 53 cases (74,64%) of the 71 poisoned children, 49 were males ( 69,01% ) and 22 female (30,98%)
This study is based on analyzing the main characteristics of the 71 cases presented in the UPU as a result of acute intoxication ethnobotanical. Environmental analysis shows that in rural residence exist 18 cases (25,35%) and in urban 53 cases (74,64%) of the 71 poisoned children, 49 were males ( 69,01% ) and 22 female (30,98%)
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This study is based on analyzing the main characteristics of the 71 cases presented in the UPU as a result of acute intoxication ethnobotanical. Environmental analysis shows that in rural residence exist 18 cases (25,35%) and in urban 53 cases (74,64%) of the 71 poisoned children, 49 were males ( 69,01% ) and 22 female (30,98%)
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Roşu Universitatea de Medicină şi Farmacie “Gr.T.Popa” Iaşi
Introduction Ethnobotanical acute poisoning in children determine an acute vital risk. Substances from various plants, ingested or inhaled cause similar symptoms, those of psychotropic substances. Examples : •Nymphaea caerulea Sav. •Acid ibotenic •Muscimol •Amanita muscaria (L:Fr.) Lam •Amanita pantherina •Ketamina •Salvia divinorum Epling & Jativa •Salvinorin A-F •Tabernanthe iboga (L.) Nutt. •Ibogaina The objective The purpose of this study is to highlight the features of poisoning in children ethnobotanical recorded in the Children Hospital "Santa Maria" Iasi for two years(2009-2010). Materials and methods The study has an descriptive caracter and follow identification of the next characteristics: personal (age, sex, rezidential environment) and temporal (variations of intoxications number with ethnobotanical substances on route of week days and from each month of the year). Cercetation The study is based on analyzing the main characteristics of the 71 cases presented in the UPU (Emergency Receiving Unit) as a result of acute intoxication ethnobotanical. The data source was a register Poisoning of UPU, and the database was done in EXCEL program. The spytomes of intoxication with the ethonobotanicals plants headache hallucination tachycardia convulsions enthusiasm ecstasy delirium Headache Hallucination Tachycardia Convulvulus tricolor Convulsions Enthusiasm Ecstasy Delirium Results Environmental analysis shows that in rural residence exist 18 cases (25,35%) and in urban 53 cases (74,64%). The proportion of urban/rural is 2,9/1. Male ? Female ? Of the 71 poisoned children, 49 were males ( 69,01% ) and 22 female (30,98%). Aprofundation Cases were aged between 10 and 18 , 21.12% are in the age group 10-14 years, the remaining 78.87% in the age group 15-18 years. Profile The first case was in March 2009. Monthly distribution shows the predominance of cases in first trimester of the school year and the top was reached at the weekend. Ethnobotanical consumer profile We have established such ethnobotanical consumer profile: teenager from 15 years old, male, from urban environment, which is acute intoxicated at the end of week, in the first trimester of the school year. Ehtnobotanical plants Convulvulus tricolor Amanita pantherina Amanita muscaria Salvia divinorum Conclusions These findings points out that among children, the consumption of legal herbs require complex and urgent preventive measures, involving family, school and society to prevent consuming.