Title of article :
HUMAN POISONING AFTER INGESTION OF PUFFER FISH CAUGHT FROM MEDITERRANEAN SEA - A Case Report -
Author/Authors :
Chamandi, Suheil Chucrallah Holy Spirit University (USEK) - Medical School, Lebanon , Chamandi, Suheil Chucrallah Lebanese University - Medical Faculty, Lebanon , Kallab, Kamal Lebanese University - Medical Faculty, Lebanon , Kallab, Kamal Holy Spirit University (USEK) - Medical School, Lebanon , Mattar, Hanna Holy Spirit University (USEK) - Medical School, Lebanon , Mattar, Hanna Lebanese University - Medical Faculty, Lebanon , Nader, Elie Lebanese University - Medical School, Lebanon
From page :
285
To page :
288
Abstract :
Puffer fish poisoning is due to a powerful neurotoxin produced by bacteria living in this kind of fish. Though the sea of Lebanon (Mediterranean) is not endemic of puffer fish and incidence of its serious poisoning is rare, yet occasional incidences do occur. The purpose of this presentation is to raise the awareness of fishermen, fish-restaurant frequenters, public health organizations and he Ministry of Health ,of its serious symptomology and to seek medical help as soon as possible.
Journal title :
Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology 
Journal title :
Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology 
Record number :
2635300
Link To Document :
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