On the poison with a green toothed woman died in a hospital in Banská Bystrica

BANSKÁ BYSTRICA. The woman, who was hospitalized at Roosevelt Hospital in Banska Bystrica after a poisonous green fly, died. The information was first produced by RTVS.

Ivana Sklenková, hospital economist, informed that due to the sensitivity of the subject and the patient's family, the hospital will not give any other comments today [19659004] The UK RTVS patient information field has failed due to hepatic intoxication. The medical aid after the consumption of the mushroom was sought by the spouses only after 70 hours, which is a serious poisoning of this type very late. The woman had poisoned much more violently and could no longer help her at Roosevelt Hospital, where they are better equipped for such cases.

The poisoning at green fagot is blatant. hours after consumption. Then there are stomach problems, especially diarrhea, but also convulsions or vomiting. A new poisoning affects the liver, kidneys and other organs, resulting in a total failure of vital functions

A specialized workplace is established at Roosevelt Hospital, where intoxication by the gnat determines blood and urine tests and is governed by a special protocol [19659002] Green smog is the most common mess with radiators, nozzles or rags. It can be distinguished according to mycologists by three characters. He has a white sheet, a ring and a vase – also called a chalice of death