“…Additional findings of toxicity associated with iodine but not iodoform include dermatological eruptions, and laboratory findings of metabolic acidosis, renal failure, neutropenia [ 12 ], thyroid dysfunction [ 15 ], and liver dysfunction [ 16 ]. It is difficult to distinguish the symptoms of intoxication caused directly by iodoform from those caused by the released iodine, as a measurement of blood iodoform concentration level is not possible [ 12 , 17 ]. However, based on pharmacology, high levels of released iodine should suggest iodoform toxicity [ 12 ], and concomitant toxicity from both can occur.…”