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ecj-10292	Agosti, Antonio; Bricchi, Silvia; Rovati, Francesca ; Vancea Opris, Mara; Ponzi, Davide Giulio; Mariani, Francesco; Morelli, Nicola ; Magnacavallo, Andrea; Vercelli, Andrea; Poggiali, Erika	A sabbath in the emergency room or a case of anticholinergic toxicity?	2022	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3371	256	52	E-mail: poggiali.erika@gmail.com Key words: Anticholinergic toxicity; anticholinergic syndrome; Datura stramonium; toxic plants. Antonio Agosti,1 Silvia Bricchi,1 Francesca Rovati,1 Mara Vancea Opris,1 Davide Giulio Ponzi,1 Francesco Mariani,1 Nicola Morelli,2 Andrea Magnacavallo,1 Andrea Vercelli,1 Erika Poggiali1 1Emergency Department, Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Piacenza; 2Neurology Unit, Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Piacenza, Italy Highlights - Anticholinergic syndrome is a real medical emergency. - Anticholinergic syndrome should always be considered in the differential diagnosis of a sudden onset of altered mental status. - Medications, psychoactive drugs, homeopathic solutions, and toxins can cause anticholinergic syndrome with fatal outcome. - Plant-induced anticholinergic syndrome should be always considered and investigated. - Datura stramonium and Atropa belladonna are the most common cause of anticholinergic toxicity.	cache/ecj-10292.pdf	txt/ecj-10292.txt