If sedation or anaesthesia was necessary the substance, dose and any intubation needed to be recorded on the request.
Hence, we excluded any report in which any antiseptic product (e.g. herbal medicines) was used for which the chemical composition and/or substance dose was not verifiable.
During the course of therapy, all systemic antineoplastic treatments (substance, dose, and duration) as well as radiotherapies and/or surgeries are documented.
The ages during which children are most vulnerable to disruption of their neural development because of exposure vary by substance, dose of the substance, and mechanism of action (Adams et al. 2000).
The authors' conclusions to their study pretty much mirror our general view that, "The type of substance, dose, time since brain injury and the type and intensity of therapy and timing between drug administration and therapy are important factors that need more systematic exploration (2011, p. 47)".
The following information was collected from the two veterinary settings: descriptions including age, sex, weight, clinical signs, diagnose verification, treatment protocol (substance, dose, route of administration and interval), number of rabbits in the household, other treatments and evidence of concurrent diseases.
The report reads: "This sample resembles an oil-based product very close to petrol, with a high hydrogen sulphide content, a toxic substance, large doses of which may cause immediate death in the event of inhalation".
One of these failed approaches is homeopathy, which involves treating a disease by administering substances in doses so diluted that not even a single molecule of the active ingredient might be administered.
Introduction The diagnosis in clinical toxicology is based on the collection of information on (1) the substance, the dose, and the route of administration, (2) signs and symptoms that have to fit the supposed ingested drug (SID), and (3) toxicological analysis (TA) which is expected to provide the definitive diagnosis.
Most drug-related fatalities are caused in part by improper usage, often connected to impurities or unknown substances in doses of recreational drugs.
