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Authors Dr Abrita Chatterjee, Dr Sasmita Devi Agrawal*, Dr Sri Harsha Lanke, Dr Dafodil Ghatak 1 Department of Paediatrics, Hi-Tech Medical College, Bhubaneswar *Corresponding Author Dr Sasmita Devi Agrawal Professor and Head of the Department, Paediatric, HMCH Email: sashmeetabk@gmail.com Abstract Background: Poisoning is the 3rd most common injury treated in emergency rooms for children less than 16 years of age1.The cases range from accidental ingestion in toddlers to intentional overdoses in adolescents. The reported incidence of childhood poisoning in various studies varies as the causes of poisoning depend on many factors. Continuing morbidity and mortality due to poisoning is a serious challenge to the paediatricians and public health officials. 2

A Study of Epidemiology and Outcome of Poisoning in children up to the age of 14 years