Acute exposure to hydrazine reported to four United States regional poison centers: reconsidering a paradigm.
HoanVu N NguyenCharles W E McElyeaJames A ChenowethCraig D NowadlyShawn M VarneyBryan Z WilsonChristopher O HoytePublished in: Clinical toxicology (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2024)
Care in occupational hydrazine exposure will focus on evacuation, decontamination, and symptomatic management of chemical irritant properties of hydrazines. It is reasonable to manage mild cases outside of a healthcare facility. Continued endeavors in human space exploration and habitation will increase the risk of these exposures, making it imperative that clinicians be comfortable with the care and management of these patients.
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