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American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1966
Renal tubular oxalosis is a striking and regular phenomenon following the ingestion of ethylene glycol by a variety of mammals, including man. Doubt exists, however, regarding the relation of renal oxalate crystal formation to the mechanism of ethylene glycol toxicity. It has been proposed that the toxicity of ethylene glycol may be related either to a
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Renal tubular oxalosis is a striking and regular phenomenon following the ingestion of ethylene glycol by a variety of mammals, including man. Doubt exists, however, regarding the relation of renal oxalate crystal formation to the mechanism of ethylene glycol toxicity. It has been proposed that the toxicity of ethylene glycol may be related either to a
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Journal of Toxicology: Clinical Toxicology, 1986
M, Linnanvuo-Laitinen, K, Huttunen
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M, Linnanvuo-Laitinen, K, Huttunen
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