Diagnosis and Management of Recreational Mescaline Self Poisoning
Journal of Analytical Toxicology January 1, 1977 Daniel T. Teitelbaum, Dale C. Wingeleth 12 citations
A case of mescaline self-poisoning is described, with diagnosis and management based on clinical presentation and laboratory confirmation. The patient experienced severe hallucinations, agitation, and autonomic instability. Treatment involved supportive care, sedation, and gastric decontamination. The report emphasizes the importance of rapid identification and intervention in such poisonings.