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Purpose: In Turkey, phenomena of poisoning with synthetic cannabinoids (SK) called "Bonzai" or "Jamaika" is a problem that requires tracking and treatment in intensive care units (YBUs). In this study, we aimed at discussing the clinical sights and results of the facts of SK poisoning in the YBU. Instruments and Methods: From 2014 to 2017, the files of 19 patients (16 men, 3 women) who were traced and treated at the Military State Hospital Rehabilitation Intensive Care Unit were scaned retrospectively. Results: The average age of patients they use is 20.1 and most of them are men, confirmed by their relatives or witnesses. The most common signs in patients were identified as anxiety, aggression, cardio, leukositosis, height in the tests of liver function. Also hearing-visual cleansing, awareness confusion, coma were seen. Thirty-eight patients were dismissed, 1 patient was missing Result: SK intoxication has no specific treatment, treatment is symptomatic and is aimed at developing complications. Today, the increasing diversity in the drug trade has led to the rise in the market of new psychoactive effective substances. In patients with a negative drug panel brought to the emergency service with signs of poisoning, suspicious use of SK should be considered in the distinctive diagnosis and symptomatic treatment should begin early.

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