Journal of agromedicine · 2013
Accidental occupational exposure to phytosanitary products: experience of the Poison Control Center in Marseille from 2008 to 2010.
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Aras Myriam, Schmitt Corinne, Glaizal Mathieu, Kervégant Morgane, Tichadou Lucia, de Haro Luc
Аннотация
To gain better insight into the problem of accidental occupational exposure to phytosanitary products, a retrospective study of experience at the Poison Control Center in Marseille, France, was conducted for the period between January 1, 2008, and December 31, 2010. A 129-case series was compiled. The study population was overwhelmingly male (83%), and the most common cause was insecticides (56.6% with a half pyrethrin and 21% organophosphate) and herbicides (26%). Although various exposure routes were observed, the most common were inhalation (43%) and skin contact (34%). The symptoms were mainly neurologic, digestive, and/or cutaneous. The severity of poisoning was generally mild, with no deaths or sequels. Only 5% of cases required hospitalization.