Sentence examples for chronic intoxication from inspiring English sources

Fluorosis, chronic intoxication with fluorine (usually combined with some other element to form a fluoride) that results in changes in the skeleton and ossification of tendons and ligaments.

The liver together with the kidneys are the major reactive organs in case of food chronic intoxication.

The well-known symptoms and signs of acute or chronic intoxication should be known to the prescriber as well as to the patient.

This non-invasive method has the advantage of measuring exposure over extended periods of time and thereby of evaluating the risk of chronic intoxication.

According to Sosan et al. (2008), diazinon is a category II insecticide which is moderately hazardous with acute oral lethal Dose of ≥ 50 ≤500 and is capable of causing acute and chronic intoxication.

This situation exposed cows to the risk of chronic intoxication with main target organ being the liver leading to hepatotoxicity, decreased weight gain, and decreased feed consumption, decreased reproductive performance and abortions (Haschek et al. 2013).

Chronic intoxications are also observed in cattle.

Cases observed by veterinary clinicians are either peracute, acute, or chronic intoxications.

The aim of the DiWIntox-1 project (first part of the project 'disability weights for chronic mercury intoxication') was to develop disease profiles for chronic intoxications due to mercury in ASGM comprising disease-specific and generic components by including information about the HRQoL.

In addition, the data provided are useful for the therapeutic monitoring of pharmacotherapies, to facilitate the diagnostic assessment and monitoring of acute and chronic intoxications, and to support forensic and clinical expert opinions.

Already Scopoli, the physician of the Idrija Mercury Mine in Slovenia in the 18th century, described chronic intoxications of mercury miners including symptoms like tremor, sleep disorders, or periodic contractile movements of legs [ 19].