… Sri Lanka, and showed that approximately 13 000 patients are admitted to hospital annually
for pesticide poisoning … Pesticides are important in developing countries and will continue to …

… program in Sri Lanka, acute pesticide poisoning was identified … acute pesticide poisoning
and to find out more about the role … the literature on pesticide poisoning in Sri Lanka. The paper …

… acute pesticide poisoning in a rural area of Sri Lanka and, for intentional self-poisoning cases,
… Data were collected for 239 acute pesticide-poisoning cases, which were admitted to two …

… A twenty-year-old Sri Lankan female presented following self-ingestion of 20 ml of amitraz
resulting in 37.8 mg/ kg of amitraz poisoning. She lost consciousness after 20 min of ingestion, …

… — by limiting the availability and use of highly toxic pesticides. Methods Information on … the
Sri Lanka Health Statistics Unit, and individual details of deaths by pesticide poisoning were …

… The improved outcome for most individual pesticide poisonings in Sri Lanka over time …
bans in reducing the overall case fatality of pesticide poisoning is clearly seen in our data. …

… Self-harm and pesticide poisoning are such great problems in Sri Lanka that the President
set up a special commission in the mid 1990s to advise on ways to reduce the country's high …

… Sri Lanka explored the complexities behind self-inflicted pesticide poisonings by 166 Sri
Lankans… Analysis of a large case series of acute poisoning in the south of Sri Lanka, including …

… in pesticide self-poisoning, we obtained data on the number of hospital admissions for pesticide
poisoning and … by recent declines in the case-fatality of pesticide poisoning in Sri Lanka. …

… pesticide poisoning to all self-poisonings. (BD) The proportion of pesticide poisoning to
all self-poisonings by pesticide … (EG) The proportion of pesticide poisoning by pesticide …