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Tag: CNS

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[White matter injury of spinal cord in rats with chronic fluorosis and recovery after defluoriation.]

June 14, 2014

Studies on skeletal muscle biopsies in endemic skeletal fluorosis

February 16, 2014

Characterization of nervous system intoxication in occupational fluorosis

February 14, 2014

Fluorine is a poison with a broad spectrum of action affecting the metabolic processes, tissue respiration, and neuroendocrine regulation. For this reason, even before affecting the bones, occupational fluorosis manifests itself clinically as a generalized disease with syndromes affecting a number of important systems and organs, including the nervous system. The neurotoxic effect of fluorine […]

The effect of small quantities of fluorine on the human body

February 14, 2014

Based on several studies, national standard GOST 2874-54 established the maximum allowable concentration of fluorine in drinking water to be 1.5 mg/l. However, this standard cannot be considered sufficiently substantiated. Despite the fact that fluorine exhibits strong neurotropic activity, the question pertaining to the functional state of the nervous system as a result of the […]

Cytochemical response of kidney, liver and nervous system of fluoride ions in drinking water

February 11, 2014

The fluoride ion compound, hydrofluosilicic acid (H1SiF6) (Chattahoochee Laboratories, City of Atlanta, Georgia) is identical to the compound added to the city water supply.

Fluoride in cerebrospinal fluid of patients with fluorosis

February 3, 2014

Studies on sural nerve biopsies in endemic skeletal fluorosis

February 3, 2014

Symposium on the non-skeletal phase of chronic fluorosis: The spinal cord

February 3, 2014

The author presents evidence of damage to the spinal cord in skeletal fluorosis. Since pressure on the cord by osteophytes was ruled out, direct action of fluoride on cord tissue is likely to be responsible for this condition. Neurological complications of skeletal fluorosis have been described in endemic areas, especially in lndia. They consist of […]

Pre and post natal exposure of fluoride induced oxidative macromolecular alterations in developing central nervous system of rat and amelioration by antioxidants.

January 5, 2014

Effect of maternal exposure of fluoride on biometals and oxidative stress parameters in developing CNS of rat.

January 5, 2014
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