Acute methanol poisoning with bilateral diffuse cerebral hemorrhage: A case report

Table 1 Time line and vital signs

Days (since ingestion)	Time	Events	BP (mmHg)	HR (bpm)	SpO2 (%)	Glasgow Coma Scale
Day 1	8:00	Blur vision
	15:30	Chest tightness and breathless	140/100	120	99	E4V5M6 (15)
	17:00	Admission to emergency department	150/112	108	85	E2V2M4 (8)
	18:00	CT scan of chest (Figure 2A) and head (Figure 3A)	130/88	78	88	E2V2M4 (8)
	19:00	Seizure, endotracheal intubation	58/32	43	60	E1V1M1 (3)
	19:30	Toxicology test
	21:15	CTA of pulmonary artery and aorta (Figure 2B)	92/49	117	99	E1VTM1
	21:30	Admitted to ICU	53/33	110	100	E1VTM1
	22:30	First course of CRRT (59 h)	172/90	95	98	E1VTM1
Day 2		Toxicology report confirmed AMP	140-152/70-78	60-65	96-100	E1VTM1
Day 4		Hemorrhage at left putamen (Figure 3B)	134-153/75-85	75-110	96-100	E4VTM1
		Second course of CRRT (62 h)
Day 10		Extubation	98-123/55-78	65-125	96-100	E4V2M1
Day 19		Hemorrhage aggravated (Figure 3C)	90-130/58-80	61-75	95-99	E1V1T1(3)
Day 29		Discharge	100/64	66	99	E1VTM1

BP: Blood pressure, HR: Heart rate, SpO₂: Pulse oxygen saturation; CT: Computed tomography; ICU: Intensive care unit; CRRT: Continuous renal replacement therapy; AMP: Acute methanol poisoning.