Intoxication With Over-The-Counter Antitussive Medication Containing Dihydrocodeine and Chlorpheniramine Causes Generalized Convulsion and Mixed Acidosis

Internal Medicine - Japan
doi 10.2169/internalmedicine.47.0925
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