Acute poisonings with non-commercial alcohol
Journal Title: Journal of Pre-Clinical and Clinical Research - Year 2007, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Poisonings with alcohol of unknown origin in the material presented were of a medium severe course, and concerned relatively young people who were sometimes addicted to alcohol. These poisonings were accompanied by toxic kidney and liver impairment. All cases of poisonings took a favourable course. A few patients who reported for catamnesic examination had slight maintaining enzymatic changes in the liver, with a normal levels of other measurable indicators of poisoning.
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Zdzisław Brzeski, Wojciech Sodolski
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