Abstract Title |
Authors |
APAMT: where we should be? |
Winai Wananukul |
Methanol Poisoning: An Overview in South East Asia and Asia Pacific “Breaking the Silence: What Can we Do?” |
Chenery Ann Lim |
Snakebite as a global problem; challenges and solutions; an Asia-Pacific perspective |
Julian White |
Risk assessment to guide management in clinical toxicology |
Darren Roberts |
Assessing and managing shock |
Binila Chako |
Brain Death Dilemmas Of The Poisoned Patients |
Made Wiryana |
Rethinking mercury: The role of selenium in the pathophysiology of mercury toxicity |
Henry A. Spiller |
The Scientific basis for Chelation in Lead Poisoning |
Scott D. Phillips |
Variable efficacy of Indian polyspecific anti-snake venom against the Big Four – a major challenge to reducing snakebite mortality in India |
Ravikar Ralph |
New Situation of snakebite management in Indonesia |
Tri Maharani |
Diagnosis and Management of Snakebite Wound Infections: The Challenge, the So-lution, and the Next Frontier |
Po-Yu Liu |
Incidence of snakebites and medically relevant snakes in different regions in Laos and Vietnam |
Jöerg Blessmann |
Occupational hazards of toxic gas inhalation |
Dewi Dian Sukmawati |
A prospective cohort study on the effect of pesticide restrictions on suicide mortality in Sri Lanka hospitals |
Katharine Kirby |
New Insights into Neurotoxicity and Respiratory Failure in Organophosphorus In-secticide Poisoning |
Tharaka Dassanayake |
Long term effects of acute kidney injury from agrochemicals |
Fahim Mohamed |
Relative toxicity of anticholinesterase pesticides – insights from better identification of agents used in fatal and severe poisoning |
Nick Buckley |
Emergency Management of Amphetamine Toxicity |
Anak Agung Ayu Yuli Gayatri |
Telemedicine to facilitate access to substance use counselling and treatment |
Jeffrey Lai |
“The Interaction of Social Media and Toxicology: Using it to learn, teach, treat” |
Kathryn Kopec |