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Huffer's Hand
2014
Journal of Clinical Toxicology
A 46 year-old man was brought to the emergency department after being found lying in an alley with bleeding hands. The patient reported frequent inhalation of 'Dust-Off' (difluoroethane), a refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, spraying the can for repetitive short intervals throughout the day. This practice is also known as 'huffing' or 'dusting'. The propellant cans become very cold when sprayed and the patient reported initial numbness and tingling of his hands. This progressed to blistering
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