Original scientific paper
Clinical evidence for the latent and additive action of benzol with other toxic insults: report of two cases
Harriet L. Hardy
; Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
Abstract
Two cases have been presented in support of following concept. First, benzol and perhaps other toxic insults may cause a long latent disturbance in functioning capacity insufficient to produce manifest disease. Second, a second toxic insult of similar or dissimilar behavior may by additive or synergistic action produce disease, in these instances blood dyscrasia. Third, non-occupational factors such as chronic haemorrhage, ingestion of drugs may be in part responsible for the clinical end picture.
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Hrčak ID:
187788
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Publication date:
19.3.1952.
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