Irish journal of medical science · 2003
Botulism as a cause of respiratory failure in injecting drug users.
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FitzGerald S, Lyons R, Ryan J, Hall W, Gallagher C
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BACKGROUND: Wound botulism occurs as a consequence of inoculation of Clostridium botulinum spores into a wound.
AIM: To describe such a case of wound botulism.
RESULTS: A 23-year-old drug-injecting user presented with bulbar symptoms and progressive signs over a three-day period. The diagnosis of botulism was suspected and was treated with large doses of penicillin and botulinum antitoxin. The diagnosis was confirmed by the presence of serum botulinum toxin A.
CONCLUSION: Physicians should be aware of the association of botulism in injecting drug users, particularly in Ireland.
AIM: To describe such a case of wound botulism.
RESULTS: A 23-year-old drug-injecting user presented with bulbar symptoms and progressive signs over a three-day period. The diagnosis of botulism was suspected and was treated with large doses of penicillin and botulinum antitoxin. The diagnosis was confirmed by the presence of serum botulinum toxin A.
CONCLUSION: Physicians should be aware of the association of botulism in injecting drug users, particularly in Ireland.