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Mass Toxicological Incidents (MTIs)—Are Local Procedures Necessary?
2005
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
Conclusion: SM is an incapacitating chemical warfare agent with several devastating long-term effects on human health. SM-induced respiratory complications tend to progress over the years. While spirometry is a valuable diagnostic tool for evaluation of pulmonary impairment during regular follow-ups, ABG and H R C T are more objective and should be considered for evaluation of the severity and for diagnosis of the respiratory complications.
doi:10.1017/s1049023x00014163
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