Several challenges are inherent in the ICU management of toxicological cases. These include identifying unknown toxins, managing multi-substance overdoses, and dealing with delayed presentations. Furthermore, resource limitations and the need for rapid decision-making add complexity to patient care.
In summary, intensive care in the context of toxicology is a multifaceted speciality that involves the stabilization and management of critically ill patients. With advancements in medical technology and a collaborative approach, the ICU remains a pivotal environment for the treatment of severe poisonings and overdoses.
