Mercury in human brain, blood, muscle and toenails in relation to exposure: an autopsy study.

Environ Health · 2007 · PMC2098763 · PMID 17931423

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After exclusion of the retired dental nurse (case 28) the correlation coefficients between number of amalgam surfaces at time of death and concentration of I-Hg in occipital cortex, pituitary and thyroid were highly significant (Figure 3 ).

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