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  • 1Internal Medicine, Ascension Saint Joseph Hospital Chicago, Chicago, USA.

Cureus
|March 25, 2024
PubMed
概括

吸食可卡因可能导致多焦点白内障,这是一种导致精神状态变化的大脑疾病. 早期检测和考虑levamisole对于管理这种可卡因诱导的神经元毒性至关重要.

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改变精神状态的改变可卡因毒性的可卡因毒性使用可卡因使用可卡因.莱瓦米索尔 (Levamisole) 是一种药物使用障碍 (sud)有毒的白内素脑病变 (toxic leukoencephalopathy) 是一种有毒的脑细胞病变.

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