Australian Veterinary Journal · 1981 · 23 citations · 7 references
PharmacyToxicologyVeterinary ToxicologyEnvironmental ToxicologyHeavy Metal ToxicologyNutritional ToxicologyAcute Heavy Metal PoisoningChronic Heavy Metal PoisoningHeavy Metal NeurotoxicityLead ExposureLead PoisoningLead ToxicologyBone Lead BurdenClinical Signs DetectionLead ChemistryLead Poisoning PathophysiologyLead Renal ToxicityNeurological DysfunctionRadiological SafetyRenal Effects Of Lead
Eight-month-old dogs maintained on a high-fat-low-calcium diet were administered a mixture of lead chloride, lead bromide and lead sulphate for prolonged periods at 4 different dose levels. Dogs on high levels of leads showed marked weight loss and gastrointestinal symptoms followed by death. Two dogs on low lead levels developed neurological signs. Radiological investigations showed radiopaque particles in 27 per cent of abdominal radiographs and "lead lines' in the distal radius of 3 dogs. Highest tissue lead levels were found in bones followed by liver and kidney, brain and spinal cord.
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Toxicity of heavy metals in the environment. 1. 2.
F. W. Oehme · 1978 · 227 citations
Toxicity of heavy metals in the environment
Food and Cosmetics Toxicology · 1981 · 214 citations