Objective To analyze published reports of unintentional cannabis ingestions in children to
determine presenting signs and symptoms, route of exposure, treatment, and outcome …

Previous reports of accidental ingestion of cannabis by children are rare. None has reported
coma, although one described a stuporous state that required assisted ventilation. Over the …

Objectives Cannabis intoxication in toddlers is rare and mostly accidental. Our objectives
were to focus on the characteristics and management of children under the age of 6 years …

In young children, cannabis ingestion resulting in coma is very rare. Only nine cases have
been reported in the literature and most have occurred in inquisitive toddlers. We review the …

Abstract Introduction On April 13, 2017, a bill to legalize cannabis was introduced to the
Canadian Parliament and presented to the public. On October 17, 2018, Canada legalized …

Pediatricians working in an emergency environment are confronted with children admitted to
emergency departments for intoxication on a daily basis. We carried out a retrospective …

METHODS Retrospective National Ambulatory Care Reporting System data were queried
for urban Alberta cannabis-related ED visits among patients aged< 18 years from October 1 …

Objective: We describe the clinical effects of, and products associated with, acute exposures
to cannabis during the early legalization period of recreational cannabis in Oregon and …

The change in legal status of cannabis (the botanical species Cannabis sativa, commonly
known as marijuana) in the United States has had significant impact on pediatric drug …

METHODS: A retrospective, national, multicenter, observational study of a pediatric cohort.
All children aged< 6 years admitted to a tertiary-level pediatric emergency department (PED) …