Transient hepatic portal venous gas following resuscitated cardiac arrest in a patient with aconitine poisoning

This patient highlights that in the context of toxin-induced cardiac arrest, hepatic portal venous gas can be a reversible consequence of the underlying shock, emphasizing the importance of treating the primary insult.

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Clinical Toxicology
Published
2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15563650.2025.2605133
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Poisoning and overdose treatments
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Transient hepatic portal venous gas following resuscitated cardiac arrest in a patient with aconitine poisoning

Wentao Tao, Junping Zhu, Wei Pan, Yonghong Wang et al.
Clinical Toxicology
Poisoning and overdose treatments
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Transient hepatic portal venous gas following resuscitated cardiac arrest in a patient with aconitine poisoning

Wentao Tao, Junping Zhu, Wei Pan, Yonghong Wang, Xianyi Yang
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Abstract

This patient highlights that in the context of toxin-induced cardiac arrest, hepatic portal venous gas can be a reversible consequence of the underlying shock, emphasizing the importance of treating the primary insult.

Clinical ToxicologyVol. 64(3)
Hubei University of Medicine (CN), Taihe Hospital (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Poisoning and overdose treatments
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