Three members of a family were found be suffering from lead poisoning of nonindustrial origin, the causative agent being the home-produced wine left to ferment in a glazed earthenware vat. The clinical and neurophysiological features are discussed in the light of similar cases in the literature. Correct diagnosis and early treatment of nonindustrial lead polyneuropathy are often extremely difficult because of the elusive nature of the exposure
Loi, F., Battista, G., Malentacchi, G.M., Paradiso, C., Pompella, A., Rubegni, M., et al. (1981). Familial lead poisoning from contaminated wine. ITALIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES, 2(3), 283-290 [10.1007/BF02335409].
Familial lead poisoning from contaminated wine
Loi, F.;Battista, G.;Pompella, A.;Rubegni, M.;Federico, A.
1981-01-01
Abstract
Three members of a family were found be suffering from lead poisoning of nonindustrial origin, the causative agent being the home-produced wine left to ferment in a glazed earthenware vat. The clinical and neurophysiological features are discussed in the light of similar cases in the literature. Correct diagnosis and early treatment of nonindustrial lead polyneuropathy are often extremely difficult because of the elusive nature of the exposure
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