Sudden Noncardiac Deaths Caused by Poisoning

Toxic diseases are currently on the rise, especially among adolescents and youth groups. Poisoning-induced death also constitutes the main cause of death. We mainly discuss the causes of toxic sudden noncardiac death. As can be seen, injuries to multiple systems such as the respiratory system, nervous system, digestive system, endocrine system, and immune system and electrolyte imbalance caused by poisoning can lead to sudden death. If a toxic disease is discovered in time, diagnosed, and given proper disposition, sudden death can be avoided. It is important that clinicians caring for poisoning patients need to be familiar with the characteristics of toxic diseases for accurate diagnosis and centralized management.