Variable response of cholinesterase activities following human exposure to different types of organophosphates.

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Hyperglycemia at presentation is associated with in hospital mortality in non-diabetic patient with organophosphate poisoning.Potential clinical application of surface electromyography as indicator of neuromuscular recovery during weaning tests after organophosphate poisoning.

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Variable response of cholinesterase activities following human exposure to different types of organophosphates.

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