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[Clinical experience with benzene sulfonyl chloride (author's transl)]
Archives of Toxicology
|February 14, 1975
Abstract:
The clinical development of a percutaneous benzene sulfonyl chloride absorption, which can also occur on the mucous membrane, has a biological effect on the skin and results in reversible toxic damage to the liver; three such cases are described. Two patients experienced very severe shock which was brought under control after 1 to 1.5 hrs. A possible allergic genesis reaction of an immediate type is discussed.