Hematotoxic viper bites were next most common snake bites.
There has been continued concern regarding potential adverse health effects arising from airborne benzene exposures, particularly in light of evidence that benzene is
hematotoxic at exposure levels as low as < 1 ppm (Lan et al.
In general, venoms are described as either neurotoxic or
hematotoxic.
Hematotoxic and hepatotoxic effects of dichlorvos at sublethal dosages in rats.
However, the rapid deterioration of health of this patient prompted us to choose a liposomal form which is known to be less cardio and
hematotoxic.
Absence of
hematotoxic effect in the presence of CPE or PR
Although data are not yet available, areas of current pharmacogenetic investigation include efficacy of NRTI therapy; neurotoxic and
hematotoxic responses to NRTIs; allergic, hepatotoxic, and neurologic responses to NNRTIs; and likelihood of response to fusion inhibitors.
metabolic products of benzene are uniquely
hematotoxic, while
In animals, effects on the CNS, liver, and kidneys occur at higher EGBE exposures than do
hematotoxic effects.
According to toxicity, snakebite is divided into three major categories:
hematotoxic, neurotoxic, and myotoxic.
Environmental chemical exposures that are
hematotoxic, damage DNA, or interfere with immune system function are of interest as possible leukemia risk factors (Buffler et al.
Benzene is
hematotoxic, and in a large study of more than 400 workers, almost all blood cell counts were significantly decreased, even in individuals exposed to Less than 1 ppm benzene [mean [+ or -] SD of exposed individuals 0.
