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Poisoning and severe ventilatory depression after oral ingestion of the industrially produced analgesic mixture tilidine with naloxone (Valoron N solution)

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Krüger, M., Regenthal, R., Richter, M. et al. Poisoning and severe ventilatory depression after oral ingestion of the industrially produced analgesic mixture tilidine with naloxone (Valoron N solution). Intensive Care Med 24, 746 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s001340050657

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