Inhalative Quecksilbervergiftung unter dem klinischen Bild einer Akrodynie (Selter-Swift-Feer)

Böckers, Madeleine; Schönberger, W; Oster, O.; Neumann, Paula B.

doi:10.1055/s-2008-1069649

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“…Most importantly, DMPS causes fewer side effects than BAL. The most common one, following parenteral application of DMPS is a local skin reaction of only temporary nature but even that has been linked to the mercury intoxication rather than the DMPS application [15]. In some cases, reactions were reportedly due to a person's subjective sensitivity, which was also noted after the use of placebos [16].…”

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Comparison of Chelating Agents DMPS, DMSA and EDTA for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Metal Exposure

Blaurock-Busch¹

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Comparison of Chelating Agents DMPS, DMSA and EDTA for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Metal Exposure

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Mobilized mercury in subjects with varying exposure to elemental mercury vapour

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Int. Arch Occup Environ Heath

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In a mercury mobilization test, 0.3 g of the complexing agent sodium 2,3-dimercaptopropane-1-sulfonate (DMPS) was given orally to 10 workers with moderate occupational exposure to elemental mercury vapour, to 8 dentists with slight exposure, to 18 matched controls, and to 5 referents without amalgam fillings. In the workers, DMPS caused an increase in 24-h urinary mercury excretion by a factor of 10; in the dentists, 5.9; in the controls, 5.3; and in the amalgam-free referents, 3.8. Of the mercury excreted during 24 h, 59% appeared during the first 6 h. Close, albeit non-linear, associations were found between mobilized mercury and the premobilization mercury levels in plasma and urine, but not with the duration of occupational exposure or the rough estimate of the integrated function of blood levels vs time. The present data indicate that mercury mobilized after a single DMPS dose in close connection with exposure is mainly an index of recent exposure and is not significantly affected by slow body pools or long-term exposure.

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Inhalative Quecksilbervergiftung unter dem klinischen Bild einer Akrodynie (Selter-Swift-Feer)

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Comparison of Chelating Agents DMPS, DMSA and EDTA for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Metal Exposure

Comparison of Chelating Agents DMPS, DMSA and EDTA for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Metal Exposure

Mobilized mercury in subjects with varying exposure to elemental mercury vapour

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