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Pitfalls of toxicological analysis
Legal Medicine, 2003Pitfalls are a permanent risk in all fields of forensic- and clinical-toxicological analysis and are not only concerned with immunoassays, although they are at present mostly discussed with regard to this subject. There are risks inherent in the field of preanalysis (e.g.
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Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM), 2004
AbstractMorphological, serological and chemical examination of human hair for medical purposes was initiated some decades ago. In the 1960s and 1970s, hair analysis was used to evaluate exposure to toxic heavy metals. At this time, examination of hair for organic substances, especially drugs, was not possible because analytical methods were not ...
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AbstractMorphological, serological and chemical examination of human hair for medical purposes was initiated some decades ago. In the 1960s and 1970s, hair analysis was used to evaluate exposure to toxic heavy metals. At this time, examination of hair for organic substances, especially drugs, was not possible because analytical methods were not ...
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Quality control in toxicological analysis
Journal of Chromatography B: Biomedical Sciences and Applications, 1998The validity and effectiveness of quality control procedures are reviewed here in light of the principles of analytical toxicology, and of the professional responsibility involved in awareness of the profound influence which analytical results have in the fields of health and social security.
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A prospective toxicology analysis in alcoholics
Forensic Science International, 1997A prospective and comprehensive investigation was done on 73 medico-legal autopsies in alcoholics. The results of the toxicology analyses are described. Alcohol intoxication was the cause of death in 8%, combined alcohol/drug intoxication in 15% and drugs alone in 19%. Alcoholic ketoacidosis was found to be the cause of death in 7%.
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