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Convulsion in infants as a result of oral use of garden sage

Ada çayı yağının ağızdan kullanımına bağlı süt çocuğunda konvülziyon

Pages
67–68
Publication Date
2012-03-01
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Salvia officinalis is a plant known as Garden Sage and it is used by the community in case of various clinical conditions Herbalists are the right destinations to provide this special plant Salvia officinalis is known to be used for its diuretic anti inflammatory antimicrobial antiseptic expectorant spasmolytic and diaphoretic effects In this case study a case of intoxication in which a 2 month old infant who presented with convulsion due to accidental oral use of garden sage oil which was actually prepared for topical use by a herbalist is reported Turk Arch Ped 2012; 47: 67 8

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Objective & Hypothesis:Salvia officinalis is a plant known as Garden Sage and it is used by the community in case of various clinical conditions Herbalists are the right destinations to provide this special plant Salvia officinalis is known to be used for its diuretic anti inflammatory antimicrobial antiseptic expectorant spasmolytic and diaphoretic effects In this case study a case of intoxication in which a 2 month old infant who presented with convulsion due to accidental oral use of garden sage oil which was actually prepared for topical use by a herbalist is reported Turk Arch Ped 2012; 47: 67 8
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Key Findings & Data:Salvia officinalis is a plant known as Garden Sage and it is used by the community in case of various clinical conditions Herbalists are the right destinations to provide this special plant Salvia officinalis is known to be used for its diuretic anti inflammatory antimicrobial antiseptic expectorant spasmolytic and diaphoretic effects In this case study a case of intoxication in which a 2 month old infant who presented with convulsion due to accidental oral use of garden sage oil which was actually prepared for topical use by a herbalist is reported Turk Arch Ped 2012; 47: 67 8
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Conclusion & Impact:Salvia officinalis is a plant known as Garden Sage and it is used by the community in case of various clinical conditions Herbalists are the right destinations to provide this special plant Salvia officinalis is known to be used for its diuretic anti inflammatory antimicrobial antiseptic expectorant spasmolytic and diaphoretic effects In this case study a case of intoxication in which a 2 month old infant who presented with convulsion due to accidental oral use of garden sage oil which was actually prepared for topical use by a herbalist is reported Turk Arch Ped 2012; 47: 67 8
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⚙️Variables:Ada çayı yağı · konvülziyon · zehirlenme

Abstract

Salvia officinalis is a plant known as Garden Sage and it is used by the community in case of various clinical conditions Herbalists are the right destinations to provide this special plant Salvia officinalis is known to be used for its diuretic anti inflammatory antimicrobial antiseptic expectorant spasmolytic and diaphoretic effects In this case study a case of intoxication in which a 2 month old infant who presented with convulsion due to accidental oral use of garden sage oil which was actually prepared for topical use by a herbalist is reported Turk Arch Ped 2012; 47: 67 8

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Ada çayı olarak bilinen salvia officinalis bitkisi çeşitli klinik durumlarda halk tarafından kullanılmakta olup özellikle aktarlar tarafından temin edilmektedir Salvia officinalis adlı ada çayının diüretik antienflamatuar antimikrobiyal antiseptik ekspektoran spazmolitik ve terlemeyi arttırıcı olarak kullanımı bilinmektedir Bu olgumuzda iki aylık bir bebekte aktar tarafından deriye sürülerek kullanılması için hazırlanan ancak yanlışlıkla ağızdan kullanılan ada çayı yağına bağlı konvülziyonla gelen bir zehirlenme olgusu sunuldu.

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Arıca, V., Arıca, S., Tutanç, M., Motor, S., Motor, V. K., Doğan, M. (2012). Convulsion in infants as a result of oral use of garden sage. Türk Pediatri Arşivi, Cilt: 47 Sayı: 1, 67–68. https://doi.org/10.4274/tpa.1170

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