
Death cap (Amanita phalloides) is commonly found and is one of the five most toxic fungi in Denmark. Toxicity is due to amatoxin, and poisoning is a serious medical condition, causing organ failure with potential fatal outcome. Acknowledgement and clarification of exposure, symptomatic and focused treatment is of primary importance. No data from randomised, controlled trials on management exists, and there is not international consensus on treatment regime. We present amatoxin-case contacts to the Danish Poison Centre from 2006-2012 and summarize current knowledge and Danish recommendations in amatoxin poisoning management.
Fungal Proteins, Amanitins, Time Factors, Amanita, Denmark, Humans, Mushroom Poisoning
Fungal Proteins, Amanitins, Time Factors, Amanita, Denmark, Humans, Mushroom Poisoning
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