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I dp not con sid er i t s u r p r is in g t h a t the p a t ie n t was s e r io u s ly poisoned and I am disp osed to b e lie ve t h a t an e n t ir e ly normal h e a lt h y person would have been poisoned by such a d osage.

In fact, it is quite clear at this time, that the only therapeutic agent which has any appreciable effect on the lead me fcabol;' sm :.e ;X - unf or tuna te l y , the r e no evidence that 1rs use for this purpose contri b u t e s in an y m a t e r i a l way to .O tageeus treatment of lead poisoning.

In pat, "... we a*e unable to produce epidemiological evidence of lead poisoning even at 1% in dried point films ar documentary scientific evidence to support a finding that this level is enough to result in overt lymprams of lead poisoning

In this we have been generally successful, and it may interest you to know feat there has been only one claim made In the United States of tetraethyl lead poisoning among the per sonnel of mixing plants.

Chronic lead poisoning. 2.

Children found to be poisoned must be hospitalized for de-leading with chelating agents, a procedure which is net totally benign.

I r e alize fu lly th at th is is not alw ays the case , and th at is p r e cise ly why we con tin ue to h ave un duly la r ge n u m bers of c a se s of lead poison in g an d claim s of le ad poison in g in th e le ad t r ad e s in th is cou n tr y, an d e sp e c ia lly in ou r sto r age b atter y plan ts.

Report* of Childhood Fl'J=bla Baltimore continue* to be the wain aourc* of lla|*d childhood lead poisonings, with 29 ea*e* and 2 deaths reported to date In tha currant year.

V* Gasoline consumption declined at I applies to other poisons, including lead, ^ hemoglobin .unable to carry oxygen,;1^ o ' almost the tame rate (because of [and carbon monoxide.

As far as the use of EDTA in lead poisoning is concerned, I have had no first hand experience and have depended on what I have learned from others.

Study of this problem was suggested because of a number of reports of cases of lead poisoning in children as a result of swallowing dried lead paint, chewed off from various surfaces to which the child had access.

Study of this problem was suggested because of a number of reports of cases of lead poisoning in children as a result of swallowing dried lead paint, chewed off from various surfaces to which the child had access.

Study of this problem was suggested because of a number of reports of cases of lead poisoning in children as a result of swallowing dried lead paint, chewed off from various surfaces to which the child had access.

The possible dangers of such wide distribution of a very toxic lead compound aroused fear on the part of public health officials which was intensified when a number of fatal poisonings occurred in the menu facture and mixing of TEL.