• Swiss medical weekly · Apr 1990

    Case Reports

    [Poisoning with oleander leaves].

    • G A Romano and G Mombelli.
    • Reparto di medicina, Ospedale distrettuale, Locarno.
    • Swiss Med Wkly. 1990 Apr 21; 120 (16): 596-7.

    AbstractAfter ingestion of seven leaves of oleander (Nerium oleander) in a suicide attempt, a 37-year-old woman was admitted to hospital with symptoms of digitalis intoxication. The serum digoxin level on arrival was 5.69 nmol/l. The course was uneventful. The usefulness of digoxin radioimmunoassay to demonstrate poisoning with oleander (but not to predict the degree of toxicity) and the potential use of digoxin-specific Fab-antibody fragments in this situation are discussed.

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