10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MERCURIALISM»
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mercurialism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mercurialism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
to debate. In ordinary cases he did not use sublimate on account of the risk of
mercurialism, and a weak antiseptic such as iodine would probably suffice,
except in special cases, at an institution like the General Lying- in Hospital,
where the ...
What I mean is that if a given individual shows chronic symptoms of mercurialism
pure and simple, or mercurial symptoms with symptoms of any given disease, the
chronic mercurialism may be successfully combated with refracted doses of ...
James Compton Burnett, H. L. Chitkara, 2002
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Issues in Orthopedics and Occupational and Sports Medicine: ...
A report, 'Scopoli's work in the field of mercurialism in light of today's knowledge:
past and present perspectives,' is newly published data in American Journal of
Industrial Medicine. According to recent research from Slovenia, “The Idrija ...
4
Quicksilver: A History of the Use, Lore and Effects of Mercury
Kussmaul saw stages in worker mercurialism, beginning with erethism, a phase
of hypersensitivity that includes stomatitis, saliva flow, stomach upsets and
diarrhea, followed by the development of tremors and what he called the ter-
minal ...
Richard M. Swiderski, 2008
5
Fundamentals of Oral Medicine and Radiology
Other oral signs include, pallor of tongue, poor muscle tone, and sunken face.
Diagnosis is by clinical and by laboratory tests. Treatment is elimination of toxicity
followed by removal of lead from the body. Mercurialism: Mercury is very easily ...
6
Handbook on the Toxicology of Metals
Both had shown pronounced signs of mercurialism some years before.
Concentrations exceeding 0.5 mg/kg in the brain are not likely to occur in man in
the absence of known mercury exposure (Mottet and Body, 1974). In one case of
chronic ...
Gunnar F. Nordberg, Bruce A. Fowler, Monica Nordberg, 2011
7
Scientific Foundations of Biochemistry in Clinical Practice
Current occupational hygiene measures ensurethatthefullclinical picture of
mercurialism israrely encountered and where ahistoryof exposure isknown itis
easily recognized. Attention isnow centred uponearlydiagnosis where symptoms
are ...
David L. Williams, Vincent Marks, 2014
8
Minidictionary for Nurses
mercurialism administered by mouth, chiefly in the treatment of acute and chronic
myeloid leukaemias (see antimetabolite). Trade names: PuriNethol, Xaluprine.
mercurialism (hydrargyria) (mer-kewr-ia-lizm) n. mercury poisoning.
Market House Books Ltd. Staff, Elizabeth A. Martin, Oxford Dictionaries Staff, 2014
9
Textbook of Oral Medicine
Mercurialism It may be chronic or acute. It is also called pink disease, swift's
disease, dermato-polyneuritis, and acrodynia. It is an uncommon disease caused
due to a mercurial toxicity reaction, either actual mercury poisoning or, more
likely, ...
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Mercury Handbook: Chemistry, Applications and Environmental ...
Manifestations can include tremors, paralysis, loss of memory and chronic renal
disease. Over the past 20 years, cases of chronic inorganic mercurialism have
been reported only sporadically and have only been noted after exposures that ...
L F Kozin, S C Hansen, 2013
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MERCURIALISM»
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mercurialism is used in the context of the following news items.
Premier League Transfer Targets It's Worth Getting To Know, #4 …
The future French international midfield pairing of Kondogbia's power play and the moody mercurialism of Paul Pogba, also 20, is enough to ... «Who Ate All The Pies, Jun 13»
Something Fishy About Mercury
Also referred to as mercurialism or hydrargyria, mercury poisoning is a medical condition caused by an overexposure to mercury or its ... «American News Report, Sep 12»
Obama's Plan for a Healthy America: The Hazards of Mercury Dental …
“Inhalation of mercury vapor over a long period may cause mercurialism which is characterized by fine tremors and erethism… Erethism may ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Aug 09»
Linus Torvalds defers closed source crunch
"There was never a chance that this relationship could work, because of the lack of an Open Source license and the mercurialism Larry ... «Register, Apr 05»
