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LÆKN ABLAÐIÐ
Table 1.
Results oj biochemical analyses and other data pertinent to 11
patients poisoned with tetrachloromethan. Two oj the patients died
without any medical treatment, whereas nine were admitted to and
treated in hospitals jor longer or shorter periods (the numbers oj days
PTS. Nll. YEAR AGE (YearsJ Sex x) ROUTE ALCO- HOL2) BLOOD ANALYSES
S. R. Hb ' ”im/ hr. BILIRUB mg/100 ml ICTER. INDEX
I 1948 39 MALE INH. NO 115% 60 — 9
II 1950 46 MALE ING(?) YES NOT ADMI TTLD
III 1953 54 MALE ING. YES 105% 2 — 25
IV 1954 27 MALE ING. YES 95% 52 — 15
V») 1957 49 MALE ? YES 87% 43 — 20
VI4) 1958 54 MALE ING. YES 12 g/ 100 ml 29 9.2 —
VII 1960 39 MALE INH. ING. YES 12.4 g/ 100 ml 47 — 12
VIII 1961 14 MALE ING. NO 120% 3 0.8 _
1X5) 1962 43 MALE ING(?) ? NOT ADMI TTED
X 1963 19 MALE ING. YES 76% 4 4.3 —
XI 1964 46 MALE INH. YES 11.9 s/ 100 ml 25 0.5 —
Hb: Haemoglobin expressed as percentages (Sahli) or as g/100 ml
blood; S.R.: Sedimentation rate; Bilirub.: mg bilirubin (total) in
100 ml plasma; Icter. Index: Icterus index a. m. Meulengracht
(maximal normal value 7—8); A: Albumine; S: Sugar; Eryt. cyt.:
Erytrocytes; Cyl.: Cylinders. — TJrea is expressed as mg in 100 ml
plasma and Naf, K +, Cl+- and HCOu-^- as milliequivalents in litre
of plasma.