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Aconitine poisoning can mimic acute myocardial infarction with chest tightness and elevated cardiac enzymes. Increased cardiac markers and myocardial insult seen in this patient were likely to be related to the toxicity of aconitine. Care should be taken in making the diagnosis in such instances. Management is primarily supportive.
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