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Vergiftungen

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Zusammenfassung

In diesem Kapitel geht es um Vergiftungen, die vorwiegend das ZNS beeinflussen. Dabei handelt es sich um Vergiftungen durch Sedativa und Psychopharmaka. Im Einzelnen werden hier Antidepressiva, Lithiumsalze, Neuroleptika, Carbamazepin, Benzodiazepine, Zolpidem und Zopiclon besprochen.

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