Chronic lead and mercury poisoning: Contemporary views on ancient occupational diseases

Brieger, Heinrich; Rieders, Fredric

doi:10.1016/0021-9681(59)90157-2

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“…The technical variability encountered in attempts to quantify stippling make this a poor method for following known exposed persons for evidence of toxicity. 8,19 In the sporadic case, however, it may be the first clue suggesting the need for more specific investigation. Stippling is seen as early as the polychromatophilic normoblast 24 and is more prominent in the marrow than in the peripheral blood.…”

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