[Effect of sodium hypochlorite on the biotransformation of toxicants in acute poisoning by psychotropic agents].

In acute poisoning by amitriptyline, carbazepine, barbiturates, and ethanol, the effect of sodium hypochlorite on the metabolism of toxicants is manifested as a considerable reduction in their high blood concentrations through oxidative transformation to inactive water-soluble derivatives and as the enhanced urinary elimination of the latter. The rate of the above process depends on the used dose of sodium hypochlorite.