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Hayden Bolin1, Katherine Z Isoardi1,2, Carol Wylie2

  • 1Faculty of Medicine, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

Clinical toxicology (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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まとめ

オーストラリアの除草剤の曝露は,ほとんどの場合,皮膚および口腔経路が最も一般的です. 重度の毒性はまれで,主に特定の除草剤を含む故意の自己中毒事件に関連しています.

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