Todesf�lle durch kombinierte Wirkung von Alkohol und Medikamenten

The cumulative frequency distributions of postmortem blood levels of four centrally-acting drugs (pentobarbitone, amitriptyline, chlormethiazole and dextropropoxyphene) have been derived from fatalities involving either the named drug only or the drug in association with ethanol only. For each drug, the presence of ethanol markedly reduced the concentration at which a given proportion of fatalities occurred.

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Todesf�lle durch kombinierte Wirkung von Alkohol und Medikamenten

Abstract: 11 cases of rapid central death following combination of sublethal doses of alcohol and sedativa are presented with case-history, histology, alcohol-concentrations and toxicological findings.

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