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    Clinical Practice

    IMAJ | volume

    Journal 7, July 2002
    pages: 577-578

    Ocular injuries Following Sulfur Mustard Exposure: Clinical Characteristics and Treatment

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      Summary

      The chemical warfare agent sulfur mustard affects primarily the eyes, skin and respiratory tract. Of these, ocular injury is the most immediate and distressing. Learning to recognize ocular injury enables the treating physician to provide early and suitable treatment, which will reduce complications and allow the victim a rapid recovery.

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