Exchange transfusion poisoning

Mier, R.J. 1988. Treatment of aniline poisoning with exchange transfusion. Clin. Toxicol. 26 357— 364. 

Pinto (1976) also reported similar characteristics regarding acute arsine poisoning. Although, an exposure concentration was unavailable, exposure to newly formed arsine for less than 1 h resulted in severe (likely fatal without medical intervention of exchange transfusion) signs and symptoms, including... 

Gerard P, Malvaux P, De Visscher M. Accidental poisoning with thyroid extract treated by exchange transfusion. Arch Dis Child 1972 47(256) 981-982. 

The supportive treatment of aspirin poisoning may include gastric lavage (to prevent the further absorption of salicylate), fluid replenishment (to offset the dehydration and oliguria), alcohol and water sponging (to combat the hyperthermia), the administration of vitamin K (to prevent possible hemorrhage), sodium bicarbonate administration (to combat acidosis) and, in extreme cases, peritoneal dialysis and exchange transfusion. 

Southgate HJ, Masterson R. Lessons to be learned a case study approach prolonged methaemoglobinaemia due to inadvertent dapsone poisoning treatment with methylene blue and exchange transfusion. J R Soc Health 1999 119(l) 52-5. 

Linquette,Goudemande,Warot,etal. Acute poisoning by sodium chlorate anuria exchange transfusions and peritoneal dialysis. Echo Med Nord. 1950 21 269-276. 

Harrison MR. 1977. Toxic methaemoglobinaemia A case of acute nitrobenzene and aniline poisoning treated by exchange transfusion. Anaesthesia 32 270-272. 

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