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Flashback phenomenon and residual neurological deficits after the use of "bath salt" 3, 4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone

Flashback phenomenon and residual neurological deficits after the use of "bath salt" 3, 4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone
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摘要 BACKGROUND: The use and abuse of designer drugs has been recognized for decades; however there are many derivatives of compounds that make their way into the community. Abuse of compound(s) known on the street as "bath salt" is on the rise.METHODS: We report the case of a 33-year-old man who complained of "flashbacks" and right arm shaking that followed a night of "bath salt" snorting. The active compound methylenedioxypyrovalerone methamphetamine(MDPV) was confirmed; however, analysis of three different "bath salt" products showed difference in their active components.RESULTS: The patient's symptoms remained stable and he was discharged home after observation in the emergency department with instructions to return for any symptom progression.CONCLUSION: Practitioners should be aware of the abuse of the compounds and that not all "bath salt" products contain MDPV. BACKGROUND: The use and abuse of designer drugs has been recognized for decades; however there are many derivatives of compounds that make their way into the community. Abuse of compound(s) known on the street as "bath salt" is on the rise. METHODS: We report the case of a 33-year-old man who complained of "flashbacks" and right arm shaking that followed a night of "bath salt" snorting. The active compound methylenedioxypyrovalerone methamphetamine (MDPV) was confirmed; however, analysis of three different "bath salt" products showed difference in their active components. RESULTS: The patient's symptoms remained stable and he was discharged home after observation in the emergency department with instructions to return for any symptom progression. CONCLUSION: Practitioners should be aware of the abuse of the compounds and that not a "bath salt" products contain MDPV.
出处 《World Journal of Emergency Medicine》 CAS 2014年第1期63-66,共4页 世界急诊医学杂志(英文)
关键词 Residual neurological deficits Methylenedioxypyrovalerone methamphetamine Emergency Department Residual neurological deficits Methylenedioxypyrovalerone methamphetamine Emergency Department
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