• J Accid Emerg Med · Jan 2000

    Mass carbon monoxide poisoning.

    • C McGuffie, J P Wyatt, G W Kerr, and W S Hislop.
    • Accident and Emergency Department, Southern General NHS Trust, Glasgow.
    • J Accid Emerg Med. 2000 Jan 1;17(1):38-9.

    AbstractThe largest occurrence of carbon monoxide poisoning in Britain demonstrates the potential for mass accidental poisoning. It emphasises the need for strict public health controls and the importance of good liaison between emergency services to ensure that such events are quickly recognised and that the necessary resources are organised.

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