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Clinical toxicology

Hecdth effects data come from three types of studies clinical, epidemiological, and toxicological. Clinical and epidemiological studies focus on human subjects, whereas toxicological studies are conducted on animals or simpler cellular systems. Ethical considerations limit human exposure to low levels of air poUutants which do not have irreversible effects. Table 7-1 lists the advantages and disadvantages of each type of experimental informahon. [Pg.106]

Total Elements There is a dearth of elemental concentration data for a wide range of nutritionally, toxicologically, clinically, and environmentally pertinent elements. Some of the elements for which total concentration information is still required, usually at the low end of concentration range but occasionally at the high end, are Al, Ba, B, Be, Br, Cs, F, I, Li, Mo, N, Pt, S, Sb, Si, Sn, Th, Ti, TI, U, V, W, rare earth elements, and radionuclides. Thus, it would seem advisable to certify each new RM for as many elements as possible so that certified values would be available for a larger number of elements in addition to the small number of core elements typical of many current RMs. [Pg.286]

Deng J-F. 1992. Hydrogen sulfide. In Sullivan JB Jr., Krieger GR, eds. Hazardous materials toxicology, clinical principles of environmental health. Baltimore, MD Williams and Wilkins, 711-717. [Pg.181]

Seger, D.L. 1992. Methemoglobin-forming chemicals. Pp. 800-806 in Hazardous Materials Toxicology Clinical Principles of Environmental Health, J.B.Sullivan and G.R.Krieger, eds. Baltimore, MD Williams Wilkins. [Pg.69]

Barceloux, D.G. 1999. Molybdenum. Journal of Toxicology- Clinical Toxicology, 37, 231-237. [Pg.346]

Division of Clinical Trial Design and Analysis Preclinical pharmacology and toxicology Clinical trial design, safety and efficacy 20% of CBER clinical protocols are now for gene therapy. [Pg.420]

Curry SC. 1992. Hydrogen Cyanide and Inorganic Cyanide Salts. Hazardous Materials Toxicology, Clinical Principles of 1992, 698-710. [Pg.243]

Lead Discovery —- Lead Optimization Assays Toxicology Clinical safety Clinical efficacy / /... [Pg.38]

O Brien, P.J. and Domingos, M.C. (2009) Use of high content analysis in toxicologic clinical pathology for identification and monitoring of translational safety biomarkers. American Drug Discovery... [Pg.343]

Author/s RJ Hoffman Volume 39 Issue 4 Page 339-344 Year 2001 Source JOURNAL OF TOXICOLOGY CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY (1981-)... [Pg.224]

Bradberry, S.M. Volatile Nitrite Abuse Mechanisms of Toxicity, Features, and Management. Journal of Toxicology Clinical Toxicology (March 2000) 178. [Pg.51]

The above realities, along with the realization that large quantities of dilevalol would be needed quickly for the Toxicology, Clinical, and Pharmaceutical Development programs, led Research to propose a chiral synthesis for the initial supplies. The process identified was based on the use of a labetalol intermediate and analogous chemistry to that used in the subsequent manufacturing steps for labetalol. [Pg.272]

Sullivan J, Krieger G., eds. 1972. Hazardous material toxicology. Clinical Principles of environmental health. Williams and Wilkins. Baltimore, Md. 725-731... [Pg.417]

Srdlivan, J.B., Jr. (1992). Thallium. In Hazardous Materials Toxicology Clinical Principles of Environmental Health (Sullivan, J.B., Jr., Krieger, G.R., eds), pp. 908-10. Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore. [Pg.228]

Ballantyne, B., Salem, H. (2008). Cyanides toxicology, clinical presentation, and medical management. In Chemical Warfare Agents Chemistry, Pharmacology, Toxicology, and Therapeutics, 2nd edition (J.A. Romano, Jr., B.J. Lukey, H. Salem, eds), pp. 313-32. CRC Press/Taylor Francis Group, LLC, Boca Raton. [Pg.545]

Bradberry S M, Vale A J1995 Journal of Toxicology Clinical Toxicology 33(5) 407-416. [Pg.155]

Medicinal products classified as cosmeceuticals may now be registered in Poland under a one-step procedure. Cosmeceuticals are cosmetics with properties that correct or modify physiological processes and treat or prevent disease. As medicinal products, they are considered to be supplemental to essential therapy and are mostly topically-applied products for dermatological conditions. Under the new registration procedure, documentation requirements are the same as for applications to register human medicines, namely pharmacological, toxicological, clinical and pharmaceutical/chemical documentation. [Pg.467]

Notwithstanding the right relating to the protection of Industrial property, the applicant is exempted from submitting pharmacological, and toxicological clinical tests if he can prove one of the following conditions ... [Pg.492]

Bradberry S, Vale M, and Allister J (1999) Therapeutic review Is ascorbic acid of value in chromium poisoning and chromium dermatitis Journal of Toxicology, Clinical Toxicology 37(2) 195-200. [Pg.184]

Holstege CP and Hunter Y (2003) Massive caffeine overdose requiring vasopression infusion and hemodialysis. Journal of Toxicology Clinical Toxicology 41 1003-1007. [Pg.379]

Balit CR, Harvey MS, Waldock JM, and Isbister GK (2004) Prospective study of centipede bites in Australia. Journal of Toxicology Clinical Toxicology 42(1) 41—48. [Pg.499]


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