TOXIC POTENTIAL OF SUPERWARFARIN: BRODIFACOUM

  • Patočka J
  • Petroianu G
  • Kuča K
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Abstract

Brodifacoum, a commercially available, long-acting anticoagulant rodenticide, is a highly toxic compound. Structurally it is similar to warfarin, but it is many times more potent, with the ability to cause severe bleeding in humans. Most of the health hazards of brodifacoum are associated with accidental ingestion. Superwarfarin intoxication may have no signs or symptoms other than bleeding at various sites. Brodifacoum has the potential to be used as a chemical warfare agent because of its high potency and long duration of action.

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Patočka, J., Petroianu, G., & Kuča, K. (2013). TOXIC POTENTIAL OF SUPERWARFARIN: BRODIFACOUM. Military Medical Science Letters, 82(1), 32–38. https://doi.org/10.31482/mmsl.2013.003

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