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THE USE OF Ca EDTA IN'CASES OF LEAD INTOXICATION In response to the considerable interest which has been expressed in calcium ethylenediaminetetracetate (Ca EDTA), a new drug which shows promise in the treatment of heavy metal poisoning, we are suggesting a protocol for the use of the drug in lead intoxication.

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ABD OM IN AL SYM PTO M S O P LEAD POISON IN G IN CHILDREN* By H e r m a n W.

CLASS 8500 Inorganic reds other than iron oxides 8500-85U9 Red Lead 8550-8599 Cadmium Lithopone and miscellaneous Page 85-1 May 1, 1955 0007-PMC-000000423 o^y-i uactraium Rea, Deep 85D52 Cadmium Red, Deep #112 85>D5>U Cadmium Selenide #lhl9 &5N3 Cadmium Maroon B.

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