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H. Stallard (1940)
AN IMPROVISED EYE-IRRIGATOR FOR USE IN THE FIELDBritish Journal of Ophthalmology, 24
I. Berenblum, A. Wormall (1939)
The immunological properties of proteins treated with ββ′-dichlorodiethylsulphide (mustard gas) and ββ′-dichlorodiethylsulphoneBiochemical Journal, 33
(1923)
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J. Eyster, M. Maver (1920)
AN APPARATUS FOR THE EXPOSURE OF SKIN OR MUCOUS MEMBRANE TO THE VAPOR OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON DICHLORETHYLSULPHIDEJournal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 15
R. Peters, E. Walker
Rate of Liberation of Acid by betabeta'-Dichlorodiethyl Sulphide and its Analogues in its Relation to the "Acid" Theory of Skin Vesication.The Biochemical journal, 17 2
Beauvieux (1920)
Les lésions oculaires par gaz vésicantsArch. d'opht., 37
H. Neame (1928)
Late Result after Mustard-Gas Burn of the EyesJournal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 22
R. Knowles (1925)
The Medical Aspects of Chemical WarfareThe Indian Medical Gazette, 60
E. Krumbhaar (1919)
RÔLE OF THE BLOOD AND THE BONE MARROW IN CERTAIN FORMS OF GAS POISONING: I. PERIPHERAL BLOOD CHANGES AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCEJAMA, 72
W. Lawson, E. Reid (1925)
REACTIONS OF β,β'-DICHLORO-ETHYL SULFIDE WITH AMINO COMPOUNDSJournal of the American Chemical Society, 47
Teulières (1918)
Lésions oculo-palpébrales par nouveaux gazJ. de méd. de Bordeaux, 48
R. Peters (1936)
Effect of Dichlor-diethyl-sulphone on Brain RespirationNature, 138
O. Kamm, J. Waldo (1921)
β,β'-DICHLORO-DIETHYL ETHER. THE OXYGEN ANALOG OF MUSTARD GAS.1Journal of the American Chemical Society, 43
W. Macpherson, W. Leishman, S. Cummins
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L. Genet (1937)
Ypérite, ischémie conjonctivale, ulcère cornéen tardifBull. Soc. d'opht. de Paris
F. Heckford (1937)
Delayed Corneal Ulceration following Mustard Gas BurnsJournal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 30
F. Flury, H. Wieland (1921)
Über Kampfgasvergiftungen. VII. Die pharmakologische Wirkung des Dichloräthylsullids.Zeitschrift für die gesamte experimentelle Medizin, 13
Isaac Berenblum, L. Kendal, J. Orr (1936)
Tumour metabolism in the presence of anti-carcinogenic substances.The Biochemical journal, 30 4
J. Guyton (1941)
Local use of Sulfanilamide Compounds in the EyeAmerican Journal of Ophthalmology, 24
Abstract OUTLINE Incidence Dose necessary to produce lesion Course of severe corneal burns Action on tissue Local Action Liberation of hydrochloric acid Derivatives Whole molecule Tissue hypersensitivity Systemic Action Break-down products Metabolism Bone marrow Antibodies Changes secondary to burns Fundus changes Prophylaxis Treatment Patients without corneal involvement Reassurance Irrigations Bland solutions Hypertonic solutions Neutralizing agents Irrigating apparatus Dark glasses or eye shade Convalescence Patients with corneal involvement Immediate treatment Oily drops and ointments Ascorbic acid Secondary infections Mild silver protein and boric acid Antiseptics Sulfanilamide and derivatives Convalescence Late treatment Summary of present treatment I. INCIDENCE The present treatment of mustard gas—dichlorodiethylsulfide, or ClCH2CH2)2S—injuries to the eyes is largely derived from the methods developed during the first World War. 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Archives of Ophthalmology – American Medical Association
Published: Mar 1, 1942
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