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supplement:
Fluorides
drug:
Hydrofluoric Acid
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“ Fluorides in acidic medium, such as hydrofluoric acid , have a double action:”
In response to the recent original research article: Nosé R. Optical coherence tomography analysis of hydrofluoric acid decontamination of human cornea by mannitol solution. Burns In press, Corrected proof, Available online 05 September 2016.“Given these results, repeated application of HF and especially SnF2 may be necessary to improve the protective effect of these fluorides , and this requires further testing.”
“Dermal exposure to hydrofluoric acid could potentially result in severe serum calcium and magnesium depletion induced by binding with fluoride anion.”
“High serum concentrations of ionized fluoride indicated massive exposure to hydrofluoric acid (HFA).”
“The additional presence of silver difluoride and hydrofluoric acid resulting from the manufacturing process has been suggested as an explanation for the much higher than expected levels of fluoride ion.”
“The pre-exposure levels of serum and urinary fluoride in HF workers were higher (P < 0.001) than the control values.”
“There was a linear relationship between mean serum fluoride concentration and HF concentration in the workshop.”
“A linear relationship was observed between the mean values in urinary fluoride concentration and the HF concentration in the air.”
“Hydrofluoric acid HF ) produces a unique chemical burn due to tissue penetration by fluoride ion.”
“Abstract Hydrofluoric acid HF ) ingestion may result in rapid death from systemic fluoride poisoning.”
Oral Decontamination with Calcium or Magnesium Salts Does Not Improve Survival Following Hydrofluoric Acid Ingestion“ Plasma fluoride concentrations were significantly elevated by this upper respiratory tract exposure to HF and were highly correlated with airborne HF concentrations (r (8) = 0.98, p < 0.01).”
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