The Journal of Dermatology · 1992 · 30 citations · 9 references
PharmacyAnatomyPathologyElemental AnalysisHeavy Metal ToxicologyHistopathologyBioelement AnalysisHeavy Metal AnalysisSelenium ToxicologyTrace Element AnalysisEccrine Gland DisordersEccrine GlandsEccrine Sweat SecretionMicroanalysisSelenium BiochemistrySelenium ChemistryTissue Selenium Distribution
Electron microscopic and X-ray microanalytic studies were performed on four cases of argyria; one generalized and three localized. Deposition of electron dense granules was predominantly found on elastic fibers and around basal laminas of secretory portions of eccrine glands, although the amount of deposition was much less in the case of generalized argyria. In all four cases, X-ray microanalysis revealed that the depositions consisted mainly of silver, selenium, and sulfur. The importance of selenium in the detoxification of heavy metals was discussed.
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Argyria—tissue deposition of silver as selenide
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Occupational argyria; light and electron microscopic studies and X-ray microanalysis
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