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Lewisite developmental toxicity

Hackett PL, Sasser LB, Rommereim RL et al. (1992). Developmental toxicity of lewisite in rats and rabbits. Toxicologist, 12, 198. [Pg.474]

T. J. Bucci, R. M. Parker, J. C. Dacre and K. H. Denny, Developmental toxicity (dominant lethal mutation) study of agent Lewisite, Final Report (9/15/88-6/14/90), National Center for Toxicologieal Research, Arkansas, USA,1993. [Pg.80]

Human data concerning the toxicity of lewisite via the oral route of exposure are not available. However, there are limited toxicity data on lewisite ingestion from animal studies. In animals, ingestion of lewisite can produce acute inflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach or intestine, which is characterized by hemorrhage, necrosis of the epithelium, and submucous edema. Developmental effects have been reported in pregnant rats and rabbits... [Pg.118]

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