Poisoning by the use of Datura leaves in a homemade toothpaste
1994
Pereira, C.A.L. | Nishioka, S. de A.
Datura stramonium and related species are relatively common causes of atropine-like poisoning by ingestion or inhalation. Toxic absorption after mucosal application is evident in 24 h of atropinism sustained by a woman who used a toothpaste mixed with the leaves and flowers of Datura sp., table salt, vinegar and an alcoholic beverage.
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