1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf01882702
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Zur Bewertung der Serum-Cholinesteraseaktivität in Leichenblut bei Verdacht auf eine E 605-Vergiftung

Abstract: In the blood of patients suffering from poisoning by alkyl phosphates the activity of serum cholincsterase is a good criterion for verifying this intoxication, especially if, in addition, the possibility of reactivation by PAI'VI is tested. In autopsy blood, however, corresponding measurements correlate poorly with the anamnesis and the toxicological analysis. Often a relatively high activity of serum cholinesterase goes along with poor reactivation by PAM, though the toxicological analysis indicate poisoning … Show more

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“…Since all autopsies were performed in the first 24 h after death, it is obvious that the absence of AChE in CSF during autopsy means without a doubt an intoxication with organophosphorous insecticides. Geldmacher et al (1974) proposed another preliminary test based on the estimation of AChE activity in putrefied blood. Since the blood after death is haemolyzed and the putrefaction affects in different degree the haemolysis in relation to time elapsed from death, our opinion is that the putrefied blood is not the right sample for such a test.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since all autopsies were performed in the first 24 h after death, it is obvious that the absence of AChE in CSF during autopsy means without a doubt an intoxication with organophosphorous insecticides. Geldmacher et al (1974) proposed another preliminary test based on the estimation of AChE activity in putrefied blood. Since the blood after death is haemolyzed and the putrefaction affects in different degree the haemolysis in relation to time elapsed from death, our opinion is that the putrefied blood is not the right sample for such a test.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%