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Hospital physician. 1982:18:36-60.DOI:

Alcohol substitutes "Liquid Time Bomb"

Goldfrank L; Flomenbaum N; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006183
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73691
Hospital physician. 1982:18:62-62.DOI:

Phencyclidine

Goldfrank L; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006184
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73692
Hospital physician. 1982:18:50-50.DOI:

Agitation and hypertermia

Goldfrank L; Flomenbaum N; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006185
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73693
Hospital physician. 1982:18:62-62.DOI:

Toxicologic emergencies dusted (PCP)

Goldfrank L; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006187
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73695
Hospital physician. 1982:18:50-50.DOI:

Toxicologic emergencies : non-seasonal heatstroke

Goldfrank L; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006188
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73696
Hospital physician. 1982:18(10):64-9, 73.DOI:

The pernicious panacea: herbal medicine

Goldfrank, L; Lewin, N; Flomenbaum, N; Howland, M A
PMID: 10317337
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 112804
Journal of toxicology. Clinical toxicology. 1982:19(1):17-25.DOI: 10.3109/15563658208990362

Anticholinergic poisoning [Case Report]

Goldfrank, L; Flomenbaum, N; Lewin, N; Weisman, R; Howland, M A; Kaul, B
Since the fall of 1979 numerous patients have been brought to emergency departments in New York City after being poisoned with an alcoholic beverage. On admission to the emergency services, they were noted to manifest significant anticholinergic toxicity. An analysis of the case histories, clinical presentations and laboratory data suggests that scopolamine eyedrops were deliberately used to poison these patients
PMID: 7154138
ISSN: 0731-3810
CID: 112805
Case studies in cardiac emergencies. 1981:2(2).DOI:

Cardiac complications in a case of anaphylaxis

Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006173
ISSN: n/a
CID: 73681
Hospital physician. 1981:48-62.DOI:

Carbon monoxide : "The Red Alert"

Goldfrank L; Lewin N
ORIGINAL:0006177
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73685
Hospital physician. 1981:17:26-26.DOI:

Toxicologic emergencies : cocaine

Goldfrank L; Lewin N; Weisman R
ORIGINAL:0006178
ISSN: 0888-2428
CID: 73686