Whether accidental or intentional, the ingestion of methanol (methyl alcohol) can have
serious adverse effects. These effects can include brain damage associated with the specific …

… of the brain tissue most often shows cerebral congestion and … For example, the brain showed
no apparent findings apart … the microscopic examination of the brain tissue. The prolonged …

… In this case, methanol ingestion was known on presentation, antidote and renal replacement
therapy were initiated within hours of ingestion, yet our patient still suffered fatal brain …

… in any suspected methanolintoxicated patient with metabolic … not survive because of brain
edema leading to “brain death.” … have provided a general clinical picture. Ingestion of 45 mL …

… However, an increase in the level of this compound has been not noticed in methanol-intoxicated …
on surface charge density of erythrocytes in methanol intoxicated rats. Environ. Toxicol. …

… Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain revealed cerebral white matter swellings (…
Portrait of a Methanol-intoxicated Brain. The American Journal of Medicine 2011;124:125-7. …

… for provi ding the fundus photographs and the light and electron … No therapy appears to
reverse the severe cerebral and visual … fluids or tissues of methanol-intoxicated animals has not …

… frequent outcomes in methanol intoxicated patients. Probable … their familiarity with the
clinical picture of methanol Toxicity. Only … CT scan of the brain revealed extensive brain edema. …

… for their article “Portrait of a Methanol-intoxicated Brain.” This was very interesting imaging
… end-organ tissues, such as the retina and brain. In addition, formic acid is more likely to be …

… The brain and eyes were quickly removed and the retina, … reflects the hyperpolarization of
the photoreceptors. The b-… ERG analysis in methanol-intoxicated rats revealed two distinct …