Ciba Foundation Symposium 26 - The Poisoned Patient: The Role of the Laboratory

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–3): Alan S. Curry
Chapter 2 The Clinician's Requirements from the Laboratory in the Treatment of the Acutely Poisoned Patient (pages 5–15): R. W. Newton
Chapter 3 The Role of the Laboratory in the Treatment of Narcotic Poisoning (pages 17–28): Vincent P. Dole
Chapter 4 Formation of Reactive Metabolites as a Cause of Drug Toxicity (pages 29–55): James R. Gillette
Chapter 5 Separation and Detection of Unstable Metabolites of Amphetamines, Analgesics and Phenothiazines (pages 57–82): A. H. Beckett
Chapter 6 Evaluation of Chromatographic and Spectroscopic Procedures (pages 83–103): A. C. Moffat
Chapter 7 Use of Gas Chromatography?Mass Spectrometry in Toxicological Analysis (pages 105–124): Bo Holmstedt and Jan?Erik Lindgren
Chapter 8 Determination of Cannabis Components in Blood (pages 125–137): Stig Agurell
Chapter 9 Drug Assay by Radioactive Reagents (pages 139–154): W. Riess
Chapter 10 An On?Line Liquid Chromatograph?Mass Spectrometer System (pages 155–169): R. P. W. Scott, C. G. Scott, M. Munroe and J. Hess
Chapter 11 Luminescence Methods in Drug Analysis (pages 171–192): J. W. Bridges
Chapter 12 Immunoassay of Drugs (pages 193–200): Irving Sunshine
Chapter 13 Immunological Methods for Detecting Drugs: their Application in the Detection of Digitoxin, Digoxin and Morphine (pages 201–217): Charles W. Parker
Chapter 14 Drug Analysis in the Overdosed Patient (pages 219–238): B. Widdop
Chapter 15 The Morbid Anatomist's Role in Drug Detection (pages 239–251): D. J. Gee
Chapter 16 Drug?Induced Iatrogenic Disease: the Probability of its Detection (pages 253–268): Henry Leach
Chapter 17 Limitations of Haemodialysis and Forced Diuresis (pages 269–289): L. F. Prescott
Chapter 18 The Poisoned Patient: The Clinician and the Laboratory (pages 291–314): Roy Goulding