An outbreak of <i>Galerina sulciceps</i> -like (Galerina cf. sulciceps) mushroom poisoning

This poisoning event was caused by unintentional ingestion of <i>Galerina cf. sulciceps</i>, an amatoxin-containing mushroom. Early symptoms are primarily gastrointestinal, with acute liver damage and coagulopathy being the main toxic effects. Thrombocytopenia is also prominent, particularly in severe cases. Accurate assessment and prompt, individualized, and intensive treatment are crucial for managing patients with acute <i>Galerina cf. sulciceps</i> poisoning effectively.