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[Treatment of acute poisoning by illicit drugs. Recommendations of the French Language Resuscitation Society (SRLF)].

Bruno Mégarbane, Laurence Donetti, Thierry Blanc, Gérard Chéron, Frédéric Jacobs, and Groupe d'experts de la SRLF

Rev Prat 58(8):871-81 (2008) PMID 18630828

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