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E Mannaert1, J Tytgat, P Daenens
1Laboratory of Toxicology, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium.
Forensic Science International
|November 11, 1996
Abstract:
A fatality, attributed to a suicidal ingestion of zopiclone and subsequent death by drowning, is described. A radioimmunoassay was performed to prescreen for the presence of the analyte. HPLC analysis with fluorescence detection demonstrated a testicular tissue concentration of 2.2 micrograms/g zopiclone. Further toxicological analysis revealed also the presence of diazepam in a concentration of 150 ng/g.
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