What question did this study set out to answer?

To examine the occurrence of hepatic portal venous gas following cardiac arrest related to aconitine poisoning.

February 5, 2026Clinical Toxicology1 citations

Transient hepatic portal venous gas following resuscitated cardiac arrest in a patient with aconitine poisoning

YWYonghong WangHubei University of Medicine WTWentao TaoHubei University of Medicine WPWei PanHubei University of Medicine

Key Points

To examine the occurrence of hepatic portal venous gas following cardiac arrest related to aconitine poisoning.
Detailed case assessment of a patient with aconitine poisoning and cardiac arrest.
Monitoring of hepatic portal vein gas occurrence during clinical recovery.
Evaluation of resuscitation success and subsequent liver function.
Hepatic portal venous gas was identified during recovery after resuscitation.
The gas was reversible with appropriate treatment of the primary toxin.
Successful resuscitation highlighted the critical role of managing the underlying cause.

Abstract

This patient highlights that in the context of toxin-induced cardiac arrest, hepatic portal venous gas can be a reversible consequence of the underlying shock, emphasizing the importance of treating the primary insult.

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