Table 1.

Amlodipine ingestions with reported blood levels and outcome

Age and gender	Peak serum amlodipine level	Reported dose ingested	Outcome
11-month-old male	1,300 ng/ml	10 to 45 mg 0.9 to 4.1 mg/kg	Fatality, hypotension, tachycardia, refractory shock	Present case
63-year-old female	185 ng/ml	70 mg	Fatality, hypotension, bradycardia, ventricular dysrhythmias, refractory shock after 24 h	Koch et al. [8]
50-year-old male	2,300 ng/ml (postmortem)	Unknown	Fatality, no clinical details available	Johansen et al. [11]
15-year-old female	2,700 ng/ml (postmortem)	140 mg	Fatality, hypotension, tachycardia	Cosbey et al. [6]
44-year-old male	2,400 ng/ml (postmortem heart blood)	Unknown	Fatality, no clinical details available	Sklerov [10]
66-year-old female	870 ng/ml (postmortem peripheral blood)	Unknown	Fatality, no clinical details available	Sklerov [10]
	950 ng/ml (postmortem heart blood)
Not listed	940 ng/ml	Unknown	Fatality, also found velafaxine citalopram	Linnet et al. [9]
76-year-old male	67 ng/ml	100 mg	Survived, hypotention, acute renal failure, pulmonary edema	Adams et al. [2]
43-year-old male	143 ng/ml	350 mg	Survived, tachycardia	Poggenborg et al. [13]
42-year-old male	393 ng/ml	1,000 mg	Survived, hypotension, reduced ventricular ejection fraction, pulmonary edema	Vogt et al. [14]
42-year-old female	88 ng/ml	50–100 mg	Survived, hypotension, tachycardia, pulmonary edema	Staneck et al. [15]
22-year-old female	150 ng/ml	425 mg	Survived, hypotension, tachycardia, third degree AV block, acute renal failure	Ezidiegwu et al. [16]
37-year-old male	130 ng/ml	6.7 mg/kg	Survived, hypotension, bradycardia, third degree AV block, also ingested atenaolol and alprazolam	Yuan et al. [23]