Abstract

Sodium fluoroacetate is known as compound 1080; it was discovered by the German chemicals during World War II. It is a compound soluble in water, odorless and tasteless. The lethal dose 50 in humans is 2 to 4 mg/kg. Because of its lethality, it has been recalled in several countries including Colombia. This compound causes biochemical and physiological effects as citrate accumulation, altered mitochondrial Citrate transporter, the accumulation of lactic acid, impaired glucose regulation and hidroelectrolyte disorders (mainly calcium disturbances). The clinical manifestations of poisoning by this substance are non-specific, which males their identificacion and treatment difficult, making it to increase its lethality. Ethanol increases the level of acetat, thus providing an alternative substrate Krebs cycle and may offer benefits in the acute treatment of these patients; however, management support is the mainstay of management of these cases. Here it is reported a case of intentional ingestion in an adolescent, with delayed diagnosis a successful outcome.

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  • Summary Sodium fluoroacetate is known as compound 1080; it was discovered by the German chemicals during World War II

  • The effect of monoacetin and calcium chloride on acid-base balance and survival in experimental sodium flxperimental poisoning

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Intoxicación por fluoroacetato de sodio

Juliana Granada MD1,2 Diego Andrés Rodríguez MD3,4 Recibido: 15/3/2012 / Aceptado: 12/12/2013. El fluoroacetato de sodio es conocido como compuesto 1080, fue descubierto por químicos alemanes durante la segunda guerra mundial. Ethanol increases the level of acetat, providing an alternative substrate Krebs cycle and may offer benefits in the acute treatment of these patients; management support is the mainstay of management of these cases It is reported a case of intentional ingestion in an adolescent, with delayed diagnosis a successful outcome. Summary Sodium fluoroacetate is known as compound 1080; it was discovered by the German chemicals during World War II Ha sido retirado del mercado en algunos países incluyendo Colombia [5]; sin embargo, se presenta aun casos de intoxicación por este compuesto

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