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Manganese poisoning: Clinical and biochemical observations
Environmental Research, 1974Abstract Clinical and biochemical studies were conducted in twelve cases of suspected manganese poisoning. On the basis of neurological observations they were divided into three grades of poisoning, mild, moderate and severe. A significant increase in serum calcium and adenosine deaminase levels was observed in cases of mild and moderate grades of ...
Satya V. Chandra +2 more
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Myoclonic involuntary movement associated with chronic manganese poisoning
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 2002We report a 17-year-old man showing myoclonic involuntary movement (IVM) associated with chronic manganese (Mn) poisoning. The patient, a welder, showed myoclonic IVM mainly in the right upper and lower extremities, elevated levels of Mn in the blood and hair and high-intensity signals in the globus pallidus on T1-weighted MR images.
Kenjiro, Ono +2 more
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The Lancet, 1934
The clinical course and symptomatology of the rare industrial disease due to inhalation and ingestion of dusts containing manganese are now well known. Edsall and Drinker, 1 and Edsall, Wilbur and Drinker 2 had an opportunity to examine a larger series of these patients than has been available to other investigators, and they summarized their ...
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The clinical course and symptomatology of the rare industrial disease due to inhalation and ingestion of dusts containing manganese are now well known. Edsall and Drinker, 1 and Edsall, Wilbur and Drinker 2 had an opportunity to examine a larger series of these patients than has been available to other investigators, and they summarized their ...
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Manganese Poisoning and Exposure in Pennsylvania
Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1969Manganese exposure was studied in 75 Pennsylvania industrial plants. In 12 plants exposures were In excess of the threshold limit value (TLV). During the course of the survey, seven cases of manganese poisoning and 15 others believed to be borderline cases came to our attention.
S, Tanaka, J, Lieben
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Psychiatric illness due to manganese poisoning
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1983Rats were exposed to manganese (1 mg/ml through drinking water) daily to study behavioral and neurochemical changes 14 and 30 days after the treatment. Manganese produced hyperactivation after 14 and 30 days with greater magnitude of alteration at the latter period.
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[Antioxidant status in manganese poisoning].
Ukrainskii biokhimicheskii zhurnal (1978), 1999Pigs intoxication by chloride manganese in dose 50 mg/kg perk day for 10 days brings to lowering antioxidant protection in blood and the level of respiratory neutrophils' burst. In liver and kidneys superoxide dismutase activity increases, in liver--increasing of initiate and final malondialdehyde contents and lowering of concentration of restored ...
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