BMJ · 1976 · 94 citations · 3 references
MedicinePharmacologyToxicologyMycotoxicologyNutritional ToxicologyPharmaceutical ToxicologyCalcium DisordersMycotoxin ExposureMycotoxinsVitamin DVitamin D DisordersVitamin D MetabolismAflatoxin CarcinogenicityAflatoxin ToxicityCholecalciferol MetabolismCholecalciferol PoisoningCholecalciferol ToxicityHypercalcemia From Vitamin D ExcessVitamin D IntoxicationVitamin D Metabolism Impairment
have reported values of 25-hydroxycholecalciferol of over 749 nmol/l (300 ng/ml) in vitamin D intoxication, and the value in the present case was even greater.It is not clear how much calciferol was being ingested, but the lack of response of the hypercalcaemia to treatment with prednisolone could have been due to consumption of a very high dose.
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Carcinogenesis in rats by aflatoxins B1, G1, and B2.
W. H. Butler, M. Greenblatt, W. Lijinsky · PubMed · 1969 · 91 citations