National Institute for Research and Safety

A.mylHlcohols orPentanols (C5H120). Toxicology CardNo. 206, Cahiers de Notes Documentaires, No. 118, 1st quarter. National Institute for Research and Safety, Paris, 1985, pp. 143—146. [Pg.379]

An INRS study (French National Institute for Research and Safety)... [Pg.142]

An epidemiological study of 145 eye/skin splashes with a variety of chemical substances including acids, alkalis, oxidants, solvents, and glues self-reported by occupational physicians was conducted by the French INRS (Institut National de Recherche et de Security, or National Institute for Research and Safety) [250-252]. DIPHOTERINE solution was found to be efficacious for decontamination of acids and alkali eye/ skin splashes, and its combination with water washing did not improve efficacy [253, 254]. Outcome endpoints such as severity of chemical injury, lost work time, and requirement for treatment other than initial decontamination were all improved when DIPHOTERINE solution was utifized as the initial washing solution [250-252]. [Pg.142]

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