A case of severe diquat poisoning complicated by the development of aggressive behaviour, oliguric renal failure, and intracerebral bleeding is described. The patient was successfully managed and made a complete recovery. In this paper special attention has been given to the major clinical differences between diquat and paraquat intoxication.
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Saeed, S. A. M., Wilks, M. F., & Coupe, M. (2001). Acute diquat poisoning with intracerebral bleeding. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 77(907), 329–332. https://doi.org/10.1136/pmj.77.907.329
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