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First published 1991-1

Residual Gastric Content after Gastric Lavage and Ipecacuanha-Induced Emesis in Self-Poisoned Patients: An Endoscopic Study

J P Saetta, D N Quinton

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine

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First published 1991-5

Gastric Emptying Procedures in the Self-Poisoned Patient: Are we Forcing Gastric Content beyond the Pylorus?

J P Saetta, S March, M E Gaunt [...]

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine

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First published 1993-03

Seasonal Variation of Urushiol Content in Poison Oak Leaves

Barbara L. Gartner, Christian Wasser, Eloy Rodriguez [...]

Dermatitis®

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First published 1958-10

Sulfhydryl Content of Failed and Strophanthin Poisoned Rabbit Hearts

Robert C. Reynolds, Maynard B. Chenoweth, George L. Ellman

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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First published 1924-10

The insulin content of the pancreas and other tissues in animals poisoned with phlorhizin.

Gerty T. Cori

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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First published 1938-6

Content in Spreading Factor and Toxins in Organs and Poisonous Secretions of Snakes

F. Duran-Reynals

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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First published 2014-7

A multiresidue screen for the analysis of toxicants in bovine rumen contents

Daljit K. Vudathala, Margaret R. Cummings, Lisa A. Murphy

Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation

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First published 1999-9

Influence of silicon and magnesium on grain refinement in aluminium alloys

S.A. Kori, B.S. Murty, M. Chakraborty

Materials Science and Technology

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First published 2000-07

Improvements in the packaging of drugs and chemicals may reduce the likelihood of severe intentional poisonings in adults

T YK Chan

Human & Experimental Toxicology

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First published 1994-10

Lead Poisoning From Paint - still a potential problem

Jonathan M. Horner

Perspectives in Public Health

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