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Clinical and socio-demographic profile of acute intoxication cases reported at the Toxicological Care Center of Paraiba (Ceatox-PB), Brazil, in 2012, is described by a transversal and retrospective study based on the documental analysis of secondary data retrieved from Ceatox-PB. In 2012, 208 cases of exogenous intoxications were treated at Ceatox-PB. Patients ranged between 1 and 77 years (17,3±18), with prevalent age bracket lower than 18 years (58,2%); 52,8% were female. Main intoxication was accidental (47,6%), and in groups aged 20 - 40 years related to suicide attempts and individual accidents. Attempts at suicide were more frequent in females (60,8%). Cases occurred at home (80%) and medicines taken orally (83,2%) were the most frequent cause (24,6%). Epidemiological pattern of exogenous intoxications at Ceatox-PB in 2012 was similar to that in other studies where young people and females constituted the highest risk group, with main agent as accidentally-taken medicines.

Intoxicações exógenas agudas registradas em Centro de Assistência Toxicológica