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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1929
Since the introduction of toxic gases into modern warfare on April 22, 1915, all sorts of dire late sequelae have been declared the result of exposure to the various war gases. Peribronchial thickenings and scarring of the parenchyma of the lung have been much discussed; various functional disturbances have been attributed to the late effect of gassing.
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Since the introduction of toxic gases into modern warfare on April 22, 1915, all sorts of dire late sequelae have been declared the result of exposure to the various war gases. Peribronchial thickenings and scarring of the parenchyma of the lung have been much discussed; various functional disturbances have been attributed to the late effect of gassing.
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Treatment of Mustard Gas Burns
BMJ, 1946W, Clayton, A J, Howard, D, Thomson
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Mustard Gas and the Dermatologist
International Journal of Dermatology, 1991openaire +2 more sources
The Melting Point of Mustard Gas
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1948W A, FELSING, C A, HUNTING, S D, FELL
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The challenge of mustard‐gas keratopathy
Medical Journal of Australia, 1990F, English, Y, Bennett
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The Reaction of Mustard Gas with Proteins
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1947S B, DAVIS, W F, ROSS
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