. "Elsevier" . "A 11-year-old girl was referred to the hospital by her general practitioner because of abdominal pain, vomiting, dark colour of tongue, low intake of fluid and food, and abnormal laboratory results (bilirubin 55 mmol/l, AST 2.94 mkat/l, ALT 3.46 mkat/l, haemoglobin 86 g/l). Blood film exhibited basophilic stippling, prompting for investigation of lead poisoning. Blood lead levels were measured by automated graphite furnace AAS (Varian). Plasma metallothionein levels were measured by electroanalytical technique - voltametric Brdicka reaction. In time of admission, the blood lead was 648 mg/l, and metallothionein 153 mmol/l (normal values below 10 mmol/l). Chelation therapy by EDTA was administred for five consecutive days. During the course of therapy the B-Pb decreased to 360 mg/l, U-Pb increased to 6019 mg/24h, P-metallothionein increased to 276 mmol/l. After 5 days of chelation treatment, the B-Pb increased (535 mg/l), P-metallothionen decreased (147 mmol/l). The source of 6 months lead exposure wa"@en . "Bla\u0161t\u00EDk, Ond\u0159ej" . . "RIV/62156489:43210/05:00007606!RIV06-GA0-43210___" . "0378-4274" . "43210" . . "3"^^ . . "P(GP525/04/P132)" . "Kukacka, J." . . "Mno\u017Estv\u00ED metalothioneinu u d\u00EDt\u011Bte otr\u00E1ven\u00E9ho olovem"@cs . . "CPSA; lead; metallothionein"@en . "Mno\u017Estv\u00ED metalothioneinu u d\u00EDt\u011Bte otr\u00E1ven\u00E9ho olovem"@cs . . "S156;S157" . "A 11-year-old girl was referred to the hospital by her general practitioner because of abdominal pain, vomiting, dark colour of tongue, low intake of fluid and food, and abnormal laboratory results (bilirubin 55 mmol/l, AST 2.94 mkat/l, ALT 3.46 mkat/l, haemoglobin 86 g/l). Blood film exhibited basophilic stippling, prompting for investigation of lead poisoning. Blood lead levels were measured by automated graphite furnace AAS (Varian). Plasma metallothionein levels were measured by electroanalytical technique - voltametric Brdicka reaction. In time of admission, the blood lead was 648 mg/l, and metallothionein 153 mmol/l (normal values below 10 mmol/l). Chelation therapy by EDTA was administred for five consecutive days. During the course of therapy the B-Pb decreased to 360 mg/l, U-Pb increased to 6019 mg/24h, P-metallothionein increased to 276 mmol/l. After 5 days of chelation treatment, the B-Pb increased (535 mg/l), P-metallothionen decreased (147 mmol/l). The source of 6 months lead exposure wa" . . "Plasma metallothionein levels in lead poisoned child"@en . "5"^^ . "RIV/62156489:43210/05:00007606" . "Stuchl\u00EDkov\u00E1, Hana" . "Pr\u016F\u0161a, Richard" . . "Plasma metallothionein levels in lead poisoned child" . "K\u00EDzek, Ren\u00E9" . "536174" . "Eurotox 2005; 42nd Congress of European Societes of Toxicology" . "[C0EF71343565]" . . . "A 11-year-old girl was referred to the hospital by her general practitioner because of abdominal pain, vomiting, dark colour of tongue, low intake of fluid and food, and abnormal laboratory results (bilirubin 55 mmol/l, AST 2.94 mkat/l, ALT 3.46 mkat/l, haemoglobin 86 g/l). Blood film exhibited basophilic stippling, prompting for investigation of lead poisoning. Blood lead levels were measured by automated graphite furnace AAS (Varian). Plasma metallothionein levels were measured by electroanalytical technique - voltametric Brdicka reaction. In time of admission, the blood lead was 648 mg/l, and metallothionein 153 mmol/l (normal values below 10 mmol/l). Chelation therapy by EDTA was administred for five consecutive days. During the course of therapy the B-Pb decreased to 360 mg/l, U-Pb increased to 6019 mg/24h, P-metallothionein increased to 276 mmol/l. After 5 days of chelation treatment, the B-Pb increased (535 mg/l), P-metallothionen decreased (147 mmol/l). The source of 6 months lead exposure wa"@cs . "Plasma metallothionein levels in lead poisoned child"@en . . . "Plasma metallothionein levels in lead poisoned child" . . . . "2"^^ . .