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Venlafaxine poisoning complicated
by a late rise in creatine kinase: two case
reports.
Oliver JJ, Kelly C, Jarvie D, Denieul S,
Bateman DN.
Scottish Poisons Information Bureau, NPIS
Edinburgh, Royal Infirmary, UK. james.oliver@ed.ac.uk
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anti-depressants are often considered to be safer than more established
anti-depressants. However, clinical experience of the effects of these
agents in overdose is limited. Here, we present two cases of venlafaxine
overdose that were complicated by a delayed rise in plasma creatine
kinase. Although the clinical consequences were not serious, physicians
should be alerted to the possibility of delayed rhabdomyolysis or
serotonin syndrome in patients who have taken venlafaxine in
overdose.
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PMID: 12412641 [PubMed - indexed for
MEDLINE]
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