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Accidental ingestion of jimsonweed by an adolescent
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Francis J. Forno
From the Wilson Family Practice, Johnson City, NY, where Dr Forno is a resident and Dr Terry is a family physician.
From the Wilson Family Practice, Johnson City, NY, where Dr Forno is a resident and Dr Terry is a family physician.
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April 12, 2023
Published Online: 2023-04-12
© 1998 American Osteopathic Association
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Keywords for this article
Jimsonweed;
anticholingergic toxicity;
Angel’s Trumpet;
Thom Apple;
Jamestown Weed;
physostigmine
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Articles in the same Issue
- Letters
- Corrections to ‘Professional identity’ article
- Key to our survival lies in honesty
- Alternative therapies and complementry medicine: A mutiny in the making
- Clarifying inaccuracies made regarding neuropsychiatric disorders and musculoskeletal examinations
- To the Editor
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- Itraconazole in the treatment of superficial cutaneous and mucosal Candida infections
- Clinical practice
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