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A Combination of Rhodanese and Ethanethio‐sulfonate as an Antidote in Experimental Cyanide Poisoning.

Carl‐Johan Clemedson, Holter I Son Hultman, Bo Sörbo

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Summary. The LD50 for rapidly intravenously injected HCN was increased about 15 to 20 times by a previous intravenous injection of rhodanese and ethanethiosulfonate. The therapeutic effect in cyanide poisoning of this combination was also demonstrated.

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Summary. The LD50 for rapidly intravenously injected HCN was increased about 15 to 20 times by a previous intravenous injection of rhodanese and ethanethiosulfonate. The therapeutic effect in cyanide poisoning of this combination was also demonstrated.

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Summary. The LD50 for rapidly intravenously injected HCN was increased about 15 to 20 times by a previous intravenous injection of rhodanese and ethanethiosulfonate. The therapeutic effect in cyanide poisoning of this combination was also demonstrated.

Key concepts: Antidote, Rhodanese, Cyanide poisoning, Cyanide, Sulfonate, Chemistry, Pharmacology, Medicine

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