… from the family household contained a copper level of 7.8 mg/… daughter's copper in hair
analysis (1,200 µ/g) and copper in … 19.05-mm) copper main, and it is suspected that copper levels …

… a frequent occurrence in severe acute copper intoxication, is uncommon in … copper intoxication.
In certain parts of the world chronic copper intoxication, owing to a relatively high copper …

… were significantly higher in the copper-exposed rats when … Copper can enter and leave the
CSF by various mechanisms… The present study demonstrates that in all the copper-loaded …

… We review the pathophysiology of copper metabolism and intoxication. We also review
modes of therapy, with specific reference to the initial approach, using dimercaprol (BAL) and …

… It is important to measure the copper concentration in whole blood or erythrocytes in
suspected instances of copper intoxication. The possible mechanisms of copper entry into the …

… Treatment for copper poisoning typically involves removing the source of exposure and …
the excess copper from the body. Supportive care for copper intoxication usually includes …

… ingestion, gastric bezoars and the mechanism of copper toxicity is presented. To our
knowledge, this is the first death due to copper intoxication following a massive ingestion of coins. …

… acute copper intoxication is well documented, the precise mechanism by which copper
produces … In the present study, it is demonstrated that toxic concentrations of copper rapidly and …

… Chronic copper toxicity has … copper-intoxication under certain conditions. This review
integrates the contemporary mammalian studies in which the effect of chronic copper intoxication …

… of copper was elicited for individuals with higher hair copper levels whether they were
symptomatic or not (table II). This did tend to indicate that at higher levels of hair (tissue) copper …