[Successful rescue of a case of acute benzene poisoning with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome].

This article analyzed the clinical data of a patient with acute benzene poisoning caused by oral ingestion of 100 ml of pure benzene. The patient presented with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, manifested as consciousness disorders, abnormal coagulation function with hematuria, and delayed liver injury. After comprehensive treatment including fluid replacement, diuresis, protection of vital organs, and nutritional support, the patient was discharged after recovery. Poisoning caused by oral administration of large doses of benzene is rare. Analyzing the diagnosis and treatment process of this patient can enhance clinicians' understanding of acute benzene poisoning, provide empirical references for the clinical treatment of such poisoning patients, and improve their survival rate as much as possible.