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Country United States / / IndustryTerm hyperosmolar solutions / metabolic products / arterial blood gas analysis / chemical ingestions / / MedicalCondition ataxia / Occurrence Ethylene glycol poisoning / initial acidosis / myoclonic jerks / papilledema / uremia / comatose / methanol poisoning / hypocalcemia / CNS depression / acidosis / pronounced metabolic acidosis / seizures / i.e. nausea / compensatory hyperventilation / hyporeflexia / occasional seizures / metabolic acidosis / Chronic renal failure / coma / tetany / oliguria / Nausea / diabetes / vomiting / pain / lactic acidosis / diabetic ketoacidosis / Ethylene glycol poisoning / serious poisoning / severe metabolic acidosis / poisoning / hypotonia / hyperventilation / patient's metabolic acidosis / renal failure / anuria / depression / meningismus / severe / chronic hemodialysis / acute renal failure / acute tubular necrosis / alcoholism / syndrome / Respiratory distress / tachycardia and mild hypertension / / MedicalTreatment Hemoperfusion / Peritoneal dialysis / renal transplantation / hemodialysis / renal dialysis / / Organization American Association of Poison Control Centers / / Position physician / / Product sodium bicarbonate / glycine / / Technology alpha / Pharmacokinetics / X-ray / transplantation / dialysis / /
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Overview Ethylene glycol poisoning is considered a medical emergency. Despite being recognized as a poison for nearly 50 years, ethylene glycol remains readily available and continues to be fatally ingested. The most com