Mercury Revisited – Part VII – Diagnostic Tools In Mercury Toxicology With Emphasis On Those That Do Not Employ DMSA or DMPS

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April 1, 2009
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Abstract

After I finished writing the previous installment of this series, I found another major published commentary that examined the efficacy of DMSA/DMPS from both diagnostic and treatment standpoints. As you will see from the title, “Mercury Exposure: Evaluation and Intervention - The inappropriate use of chelating agents in the diagnosis and treatment of putative mercury poisoning”1, this paper takes a fairly negative stance on the use of these chelating agents. In this section, I would like to offer the authors’ comments on diagnostic applications. I will present their comments concerning treatment in the next newsletter.

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