Iliac Crest. The iliac crest is the curved superior border of the ilium, the largest of the three bones that merge to form the os coxa, or hip bone. It is located on the superior and lateral edge of the ilium very close to the surface of the skin in the hip region.
Some plants also cause neurologic symptoms, including horse chestnuts and buckeyes. Bleeding and anemia from poisoning. Bruising, nosebleeds, blood in the stool, and anemia are caused by rat and mouse poisons. Excessive amounts of onions and garlic, sweet clover, and bracken fern also cause anemia and possible death.
As the arsenic poisoning develops, the patient may start suffering convulsions and their fingernail pigmentation may change (leukonychia). Arsenic poisoning typically affects the skin, liver, lungs and kidneys - hence, the severity of the symptoms. The final stage of the poisoning causes the patient to suffer seizures and go into shock, this could lead to death or coma (and likely subsequent death).