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R. Grand, E. Wegner (1948)
Fatal case of boric acid poisoning.American journal of diseases of children, 75 6
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BORACIC ACID POISONING.BMJ, 1
BORIC acid and sodium borate are sufficiently poisonous to cause severe symptoms and death when used in amounts commonly considered to be perfectly harmless. Boric acid is readily absorbed by a number of different routes and is particularly insidious in that symptoms may be minimal until a lethal or near lethal dose has been absorbed. A number of cases of boric-acid poisoning have been reported in the literature, but relatively few are accompanied with laboratory data, autopsy findings, or tissue analyses for boron. A number of deaths, particularly in infants, are mentioned in the literature but have not been adequately reported. References to boric-acid poisoning are almost completely absent from the pediatric journals. The following case is presented because it occurred in an older infant without a severe complicating disease and because a complete autopsy, including tissue analysis for boron, was performed. REPORT OF A CASE I. C., a 9-mo.-old
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1951
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