… The easiest method to prove alcohol intake is determination of ethanol in body fluids or in …
concerning the detection window of these biomarkers, and possibilities and limitations of …

… They indirectly correlate to alcohol problems and are typically used … of toxic alcohols can
cause severe cellular dysfunction and increased risk of death, early diagnosis of alcohol toxicity …

… present contribution is to discuss the current role of biomarkers in the assessment of alcohol
consumption and associated health problems. … for retrospective detection of alcohol abuse …

… Patients poisoned with toxic alcohols often present without a … , that enable clinicians to
diagnose these toxins. This article … toxic alcohols, and explore the utility as well as limitations of …

… of for many years in the treatment of poisoning from toxic alcohols with intravenous or oral …
ADH methods in current usage. The downside of this however is that toxic alcohol ingestions …

… in research methods, professional practices, or medical treatment may become necessary. …
problems. However, these problems may resolve when a woman practices abstinence from …

… approach to diagnosis and treatment of the toxic alcohol poisonings, an algorithm consistent
with our experience and current … and limitations of hemodialysis with or without an alcohol …

… Additionally, some gels can release toluol into the sample indicating the presence of toxic
alcohols. … Regarding the toxicological testing in the ICU, diagnostic windows and limitations of …

… 69 The advantages of salting-out methods have been … The principal limitation of freezing
point osmometry as a rapid … this treatment paradigm speaks in favor of noninvasive methods of …

… This is a very commonly used strategy, but as an indirect diagnostic method, it has is limitations:
Other alcohols will increase the OG, and if ethanol is congested, its contribution must be …