This is a handy, simple and well written text on clinical toxicology with exclusive contributions from experts in emergency medicine and critical care, general medicine, community medicine, forensic medicine and toxicology, as well as some interventionists and psychiatrists. It aims to serve as a handbook that is simple, succinct and useful in day-today clinical toxicological practice. Sincere efforts have been made to design it as a practical ready-reference for practitioners in emergency medicine, toxicology and other clinicians dealing with the treatment of acute, chronic and other clinical toxicological issues. This is also a handy textˆ’reference for the postgraduate students in medicine, critical care, emergency medicine and others dealing with cases of poisoning from substances sometimes known, suspected or at times unknown. The discussion leads to stabilization and further management with prehospital care and posthospital rehabilitation guidance. The book will find a popular readership among all practicing doctors, emergency and critical care clinical experts, clinical and medical toxicologists, besides lawyers, officers of police and other law enforcing agencies, judiciary and those who are interested in this important field of toxicological care and jurisprudence.