ANCIENT AND MODERN METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS OF POISONING IN HUMAN BEING - A REVIEW
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 9
Abstract
In the last decade mortality by poisoning is increasing continuously. Cases of acute as well as chronic toxicity are increasing in number. New poisons are emerging day by day. Ancient poisons are already in stream. For the best and real time tested treatment of poisoning, an accurate and fast diagnosis is the main key. This research article is aimed to collect, organise and highlight on the role of ancient as well as modern methods of diagnosis of poisoning for convenience of treatment & diagnosis of various consequences related to poisoning in human being.
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Dr. Bhiogade Hemraj K.
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