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Steven A Seifert1, Susanna Von Essen, Kathy Jacobitz
1The Poison Center at Children's Hospital, Omaha, Nebraska 68114-4113, USA.
Abstract:
Because of differences in presentation, clinical course, diagnostic testing, treatments, prognosis, followup requirements and prevention strategies between ODTS, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, oxides of nitrogen and other pulmonary exposure-related illnesses, it is important for poison centers and clinicians to obtain appropriate elements of history, physical examination, and laboratory data that will allow an accurate diagnosis.
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