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Mechanismen der Schädigung parenchymatöser Organe

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Poison Control Entgiftungsprobleme

Part of the book series: Aktuelle Probleme der Intensivmedizin ((API,volume 1))

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Die Verhandlungen des heutigen Vormittags stehen unter dem Gesichtspunkt der Organbezogenheit von Giften. Dieser Begriff soll zum Ausdruck bringen, daß bei systemischen Vergiftungen der Schadstoff sich zwar im gesamten Organismus verteilt, daß aber nur an bestimmten Organen oder Organsystemen Vergiftungssymptome, zumindest solche primärer Art, beobachtet werden.

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  1. Med. Universitätsklinik, 53 Bonn, Deutschland

    Prof. Dr. Hans J. Dengler

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Dengler, H.J., Eichelbaum, M. (1974). Mechanismen der Schädigung parenchymatöser Organe. In: Tombergs, H.P. (eds) Poison Control Entgiftungsprobleme. Aktuelle Probleme der Intensivmedizin, vol 1. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95952-3_14

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