Chemical pneumonitis due to accidental inhalation of benzene: A case report

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Abstract

Acute accidental inhaled benzene toxicity is rare; however, it associates with the complications including chemical pneumonitis frequently and rarely with the cardiac and neurological complications. The patient should be treated symptomatically since there are no specific clinical practice guidelines especially antidotes established in this regard. The follow-up and monitoring of the patient are crucial for the remission and also to rule out further complications.

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Mohammed, O. S., Kambouche, F., & Amirthalingam, P. (2020). Chemical pneumonitis due to accidental inhalation of benzene: A case report. Respiratory Medicine Case Reports, 29. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rmcr.2019.100981

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