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... 605 Summary and Conclusions............-.:6:csseeeeeeeeeeteee tees 607 References ..... ccc cece ence ene een ee eee EEE EE 609 591 Introduction Knowledge of the toxicity of nicotine is important to help understand tobacco- ...

... and, if so, what the nature of such toxicity was; next, to discover, if possible, how impor- tant and general was the theory of uric-acid poisoning; and again, whether mental disorders were produced and ...

... L. and Rovenstine, E. A.: Picrotoxin in : Barbiturate Poisoning, ‘nn, Int, Med., 22:619-826, June, 1945, s GCox, T, J., 2nd Junnila, B. O,: Relationship Between Inxiety Neurosis and Duodenal Ulcer with 3Svecial Reference to X=-ray Findings and Treatment, California and ‘ ...

... in the aforementioned paper. There is no noteworthy toxicity according to Kikuth until large doses are reached when symptoms of acute arsenic or antimony poisoning occurs. The" product contains 1S% arsenic and 20% ...

... 32 either by syringe or gravity is followed. Toxicity.-Accidents and casualties following the use of arsphenamine: 1. The Vasomotor Reaction: Immediate symptoms of poisoning with arsphenamine may occur within five or ten ...

... others who were responsible for conducting the 1080-poisoning program on ships, and who made available the data used in this report. REFERENCES (1) Hughes, J. H.: Studies in deratization of ...

... considerable periods of time, the phenomenon of oxygen poisoning was investigated. In human subjects evi- dence of oxygen toxicity in 7 hours has been reported by Behnke, ...

... of 13-cis-retinoic acid, though causing significant toxicities, have been effective in the treatment of oral leuko- plakia (Hong et al. 1990). References Alfano MC. Controversies, perspectives and clinical implications of ...

... of 13-cis-retinoic acid, though causing significant toxicities, have been effective in the treatment of oral leuko- plakia (Hong et al. 1990). References Alfano MC. Controversies, perspectives and clinical implications of ...

... ways has advantages over cocain beyond its lesser toxicity. It is used in 1 to 5 per cent solutions and may be combined with epinephrin to prolong its action and produce ischemia. No instance of poisoning has been reported. Infiltration.-By this was originally ...