MedicineObstetricsToxicologyHigh-risk PregnancyMaternal-fetal MedicinePoisoning DiagnosisPerinatal ToxicologyPregnancy
POTASSIUM BROMATE POISONING abnormal constituents were present except acetone on the second day.On the seventh day after admission the child smiled, took an active interest in his surroundings, and accepted a semi-solid diet.Convalescence was uneventful, and he was discharged after 17 days in hospital.Review at inter- vals during the next month revealed no abnormality, though his mother stated that he was fretful and irritable at home.Tests for bromate in the urine on the third day were negative.
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