pralidoxime and Finger-Injuries

pralidoxime has been researched along with Finger-Injuries* in 1 studies

Other Studies

1 other study(ies) available for pralidoxime and Finger-Injuries

Article	Year
High-pressure injection injury involving a 2-PAM chloride autoinjector. Military medicine, 1992, Volume: 157, Issue:8 High-pressure injection injuries to the hand are often associated with severe morbidity and should be considered surgical emergencies. The severity of these injuries is usually due to vascular compromise and the inflammatory nature of the material injected, such as paint, grease, and solvents. We present a case of a high-pressure injection of 2-PAM chloride into the finger of a 3-year-old boy. In this case, operative treatment was not necessary and all symptoms resolved. Topics: Accidents, Home; Antidotes; Child, Preschool; Emergencies; Finger Injuries; Humans; Male; Military Personnel; Pralidoxime Compounds; Pressure; Radiography; United States	1992

Article

Year

High-pressure injection injury involving a 2-PAM chloride autoinjector.

Military medicine, 1992, Volume: 157, Issue:8

High-pressure injection injuries to the hand are often associated with severe morbidity and should be considered surgical emergencies. The severity of these injuries is usually due to vascular compromise and the inflammatory nature of the material injected, such as paint, grease, and solvents. We present a case of a high-pressure injection of 2-PAM chloride into the finger of a 3-year-old boy. In this case, operative treatment was not necessary and all symptoms resolved.

Topics: Accidents, Home; Antidotes; Child, Preschool; Emergencies; Finger Injuries; Humans; Male; Military Personnel; Pralidoxime Compounds; Pressure; Radiography; United States

1992