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Systemic absorption of noxythiolin from the pleural cavity in man and in the rabbit.

Rosenfeldt et al., 1981

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3701490715708528711
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Rosenfeldt F
Glover J
Marossy D
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Thorax

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Systemic side-effects during irrigation of body cavities with the antiseptic noxythiolin (Noxyflex) have not previously been reported. In two patients undergoing intrapleural lavage with 1% noxythiolin, anorexia and nausea with or without vomiting were observed which …
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