• Am J Forensic Med Pathol · Sep 2011

    Case Reports

    Carbon monoxide poisoning from disposable charcoal barbeques.

    • James R Lyness and Jack Crane.
    • From the State Pathologist's Department, Institute of Forensic Medicine, The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
    • Am J Forensic Med Pathol. 2011 Sep 1;32(3):251-4.

    AbstractCarbon monoxide poisoning is a common cause of accidental death and suicide. This article reports 4 cases of carbon monoxide poisoning following the inhalation of fumes from disposable charcoal barbeques in a confined space. All of the cases occurred within a 2-year period in Northern Ireland.

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