Cyanide toxicity nitroprusside

Overdosage of nitroprusside can be manifested as excessive hypotension or cyanide toxicity or as thiocyanate toxicity. In moderate cases

Overdosage of nitroprusside can be manifested as excessive hypotension or cyanide toxicity [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS] or as thiocyanate toxicity [see

Infants are particularly susceptible to cyanide toxicity. If signs of cyanide toxicity appear: Discontinue sodium nitroprusside infusion. Consult Poisons

Overdosage of nitroprusside can be manifested as excessive hypotension or cyanide toxicity or as thiocyanate toxicity. The acute intravenous

Cyanide and nitroprusside toxicity Cyanide toxicity causes lactic acidosis by disabling the electron transport chain of oxidative

Cyanide toxicity is a rare complication of sodium nitroprusside that can be difficult to diagnose in critically ill patients. We describe a case of cyanide toxicity after cardiac surgery that presented as lactic acidosis after discontinuation of nitroprusside.

Cyanide and nitroprusside toxicity Cyanide toxicity causes lactic acidosis by disabling the electron transport chain of oxidative

SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE STRENGTHENED CYANIDE TOXICITY WARNING has been adopted by Abbott and Hoffmann-La Roche, marketers of sodium nitroprusside under the

Sodium nitroprusside and cyanide poisoning. Nitroprusside and cyanide toxicity. Sodium nitroprusside is a medication used in the management of acute