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The traditional categories of fluoroacetate poisoning signs and symptoms belie substantial underlying similarities

Sherley, 2004

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Sherley M
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Sodium monofluoroacetate (Compound 1080) has been widely used around the world as a vertebrate pest control agent. Following ingestion of 1080 there is a latent period, during which the compound is metabolised into a toxic form, before the onset of symptoms. The …
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