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Parkinsonism after acute cadmium poisoning

Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, 1997
A 64-year-old man suffered from acute exposure to cadmium, followed by multiple organ failure. Three months after exposure, the patient developed parkinsonian features. The case suggests that cadmium intoxication may damage the basal ganglia, resulting in parkinsonism.
Bungo Okuda, Hisao Tachibana, B Okuda
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Chelate treatment in acute cadmium poisoning

Experientia, 1980
Treatment of cadmium-poisoned rats with mixed ligand chelates does not decrease the lethality of cadmium more than treatment with one chelate alone.
F Planas-Bohne, Felicitas Planas-Bohne
exaly   +3 more sources

CHRONIC CADMIUM POISONING

Medical Journal of Australia, 1976
Chronic cadmium poisoning occurs after prolonged exposure to the dust or fumes of cadmium-containing compounds. This paper describes the case of a pigment worker exposed to cadmium carbonate dust who exhibited many of the characteristic features of chronic cadmium poisoning.
M, Meerkin, R, Clarke, R, Oliphant
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CADMIUM "FOOD POISONING"

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1941
In recent years cases of gastroenteritis in groups, designated for want of a better term as food poisoning, have been much more thoroughly investigated, and as a result the distinctive characteristics peculiar to various individual etiologic factors have been more clearly defined.
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Cadmium Poisoning, Rat

1988
When exposure occurs in utero, hydrocephalus and cortical hemorrhage are the significant gross findings.
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[Experimental cadmium poisoning].

Toxicological European research. Recherche europeenne en toxicologie, 1983
During the past years, many publications and reviews have described kidney and bone lesions observed after human chronic cadmium poisonings of food or occupational origin. In this experiment carried out in rat fed with normal diets or polydeprived of vitamin D3, calcium and proteins, with or without addition of cadmium, the bone lesions observed are as
R, Truhaut, N, Phu-Lich, G, Siou
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Cadmium Poisoning

The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1965
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