Multidisciplinary collaborative treatment of 48 cases of village cluster acute nitrite poisoning: A case series study

This rescue effort validates the effectiveness of the multidepartment collaborative model for responding to mass poisoning incidents in rural areas. Key lessons include: Graded transport and early methylene blue administration are crucial for improving prognosis. Cross-institutional information exchange enhances response efficiency. There is an urgent need to strengthen primary-level emergency response capacity and public health education. This framework provides a replicable model for similar resource-limited settings.