#ACMT2027
MedTox Case Panel

April 1-3, 2027
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
New Orleans, Louisiana

#ACMT2027
Important Dates

Accepting Abstracts
October 1 – November 15, 2026

Registration Opens
November 1, 2026

MedTox Case Panel Deadline
January 5, 2027

Open Mic Competition Deadline
January 5, 2027

Early-Bird Registration Deadline
February 18, 2027

Conference Website

Participate in the 2027 MedTox Case Panel

Submit your Application

The Education Committee invites Fellows-in-Training and ACMT Members to submit a case of a unique or interesting patient for presentation at the MedTox Case Panel: Case-Based Conundrums taking place during the 2027 ACMT Annual Scientific Meeting, April 1-3, 2027 in New Orleans.

Three cases will be selected for presentation and discussion by a panel of Medical Toxicology specialists. All cases will be considered, but there is a specific interest in complex or controversial management issues encountered by the medical toxicologist.

This meeting will be fully in-person. Presenters will be expected to register for the meeting and present in-person. There will be no virtual option.

Application Guidelines

Please submit a 500 word max. abstract of the case that includes:

  1. Initial Clinical Presentation
  2. Hospital Course
  3. Challenges or controversies surrounding management

If selected, participants will have 10-15 minutes to present the case, leaving 15-20 minutes of discussion by the panel and the audience.

This is a great opportunity for fellows and junior faculty to gain experience speaking at a national conference.

Submission Deadline: January 5, 2027
Submit your Application

Past Cases

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2026
  • Aluminum Phosphide toxicity requiring international collaboration and ECMO, Hector Barreto-Vazquez, MD, Resident, Baylor College of Medicine
  • Acute Myoclonus with Encephalopathy: A Diagnostic Puzzle, Nancy Mikati, MD, Fellow-in-Training, University of California, Los Angeles
  • A Successful Case of Ventricular Pacing in Aconite Poisoning, Claire Seo, MD, Resident physician, Allegheny General Hospital
2025
  • Intracranial Lead Toxicity: An Atypical Case Of Acute Encephalopathy, Tyler Lopachin, MD, Fellow, Emory University
  • A Curious Case of Hypothermia, Natalie McConnell, MD, Resident, Mount Sinai
  • Verapamil, Vasoplegia, and VA ECMO: A Case of Polypharmacy-Induced Shock, Tori Ehrhardt, MD, Fellow, Emory University School of Medicine
2024
  • An Impossible Rescue Mission: Management of a Severe Case of Chronic Methotrexate Toxicity in the Setting of End Stage Renal Failure, Damilola Idowu, MD, Fellow-in-Training, Medical College of Wisconsin
  • Massive Sodium Nitrite Ingestion with Cardiac Arrest and Organ Transplantation, Colleen Cowdery, MD, Fellow-in-Training, Oregon Health and Science University
  • Aspirin in Alaska, Emma Cassidy, MD, Fellow-in-Training, Oregon Poison Center / OHSU
2023
  • Complications of Naloxone Administration and Inappropriate Early Code Status Change in a Case of Opioid Overdose, Ryan Cole, MD, University of Virginia
  • Saw Scale Viper (Echis carinatus sochureki) Envenomation Successfully Treated with Inoserp© MENA, and Experience with the AZA Antivenom Index, Arthur Daigh, MD, Indiana University/Indiana Poison Center
  • Recurrent and Escalating Salicylate Poisoning, Betty Shuk Chan, MBBS, Prince of Wales Hospital
2022
  • Massive Guanfacine Ingestion Resulting in Prolonged Hypertensive Emergency, Marielle Brenner, MD, Indiana University
  • Not Crying Wolf – Survivor of Sodium Nitrite Induced Severe Methemoglobinemia Managed with Venous-Arterial ECMO, Will Goodrich, DO, University of Virginia
  • Delayed Pulmonary Toxicity in Elemental Mercury Exposure, Daniel Rivera, MD, UT Southwestern
2021
  • Kardiac Katastrophe: Where Does the Potassium Go, and For How Long?, Carolyn Fox, MD, Atrium Health’s Carolinas Medical Center
  • Wide and Altered, Powell Graham, MD University of Massachusetts Medical School
  • The Mistaken Methylxanthine Snack: Accidental Massive Guarana Ingestion in a Pediatric Patient, Jennifer Love, MD, Oregon Health & Science University
2020
  • Severe Metabolic Acidosis Following Polypharmacy Ingestion by Teenager, Jennifer Love, MD, Oregon Health & Science University
  • Does Barium Bury ‘Em? Kathy Kopec, DO, Carolinas Medical Center
  • A Confounding Case of Colchicine Consumption, Jennifer Ross, MD, University of Virginia