Ten minute toxicology: Iron Russell Berger, MD Co-Director Medical Toxicology Cambridge Health Alliance.

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Ten minute toxicology: Iron Russell Berger, MD Co-Director Medical Toxicology Cambridge Health Alliance

Need to establish right away how many mg/kg of ELEMENTAL IRON may have been ingested. Each formulation of iron has a different percentage of elemental iron: – Ferrous Fumarate: 33% – Ferrous Sulfate: 20% – Ferrous Gluconate: 12%

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Example A 20 kg child ingests # 10, 300 mg ferrous sulfate tablets. Calculate the mg/kg of elemental iron the child ingested. 10 tablets x 300mg/tablet = 3000 mg total of which 20% is elemental iron = 600mg total elemental iron. Thus, 600mg/20kg = 30mg/kg ingestion.

Iron toxicity 20 mg/kg sick 40mg/kg very sick >60 mg/kg very, very sick…die

Mechanism of toxicity Direct corrosive effects on the GI tract Iron causes cellular damage and acidosis (mechanism unknown). Iron produces free radicals which are damaging to cell membranes.

Stages of Toxicity 1: Acute GI irritation. Hemorrhagic Gastritis/diarrhea 2: Apparent improvement over the next 12 hours 3:Coma, metabolic acidosis, liver failure, sepsis (yersinia) 4:Scarring all along the GI tract resulting in strictures.

Treatment If symptomatic, check level If patient is sick, the they should receive deferoxamine Usual indications for deferoxamine are: – Shock – Profound acidosis – Level or more

Deferoxamine Will make urine red tinged (vin rose) Treatment beyond 24 hours may be associated with the development of ARDS Rapid infusion can produce hypotension.

Deferoxamine Dosing: 10-15mg/kg/hr continuous infusion Treat until iron levels decreases to normal range

Other modalities Whole Bowel Irrigation In Children, exchange transfusion may be indicated. No role for dialysis. No role for charcoal.