Poisoning, both accidental and intentional, is a significant contributor to the mortality and
morbidity throughout the world. The commonest pesticide poisoning is organophosphates
followed by phosphides. Ingestion of phosphides can induce severe gastrointestinal
irritation leading to hemorrhage and ulcerations. Gastrointestinal hemorrhages and
ulcerations beyond the duodenum have not been reported in the literature. Here, we report a
case of severe hemorrhages and ulcerations in stomach, duodenum, jejunum, and ileum …

… Authors described a 45-year-old male with confirmed aluminum phosphide (ALP) poisoning
who developed extensive gastrointestinal hemorrhages and ulcerations beyond duodenum.
This complication was believed to induce persistent hypotension and reduced hemoglobin and
played a role in delayed deterioration and eventually death of patient on the 4th day of
hospitalization. I would like to address some points in this report. … It seems that gastrointestinal
hemorrhage occurs early in the course of poisoning, and to the best of our knowledge, ALP …