• Ann Burns Fire Disasters · Sep 2010

    [Chemical burns caused by the shrub nerium oleander].

    • H Bakkali, M Ababou, T Nassim Sabah, A Moussaoui, A Ennouhi, F Z Fouadi, S Siah, and H Ihrai.
    • Service de Chirurgie Plastique, Réparatrice et des Brûlés, Hôpital Militaire d'Instruction Mohamed V, Rabat, Maroc.
    • Ann Burns Fire Disasters. 2010 Sep 30; 23 (3): 128-30.

    AbstractNerium Oleander is a shrub that grows naturally in the Mediterranean regions. In Morocco it is found in wet places. It is famous for its risk of systemic toxicity in cases of poisoning because of the presence of two alkaloids, especially oleandrine. The literature describes cases of local use of leaves of this plant against scabies, haemorrhoids, and boils. We report two cases of chemical burns of different gravity due to Nerium Oleander. This should lead to more widely diffused information for the general population and strict regulation of its marketing.

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