Sulfur mustard (SM) is a blistering chemical warfare agent that was used during the World
War I and in the Iraq–Iran conflict. The aim of this paper is to discuss and critically review the …

… Comparison of early and late toxic effects of sulfur mustard poisoning in a two-year period.
The First International Medical Congress on Chemical Warfare Agents in Iran. Mashhad, Iran: …

… Vojvodic V, Milosavljevic Z, Boskovic B, et ah The protective effect of different drugs in
rats poisoned by sulfur and nitrogen mustards. FundAppl Toxico11985;5:$160-$168. van …

… sulfur mustard poisoning. The toxic effects on the molecular level biology of sulfur mustard
poisoning … The clinical picture of sulfur mustard poisoning is well known from the thousands of …

… Although this review summarizes the medical effects of sulphur mustard poisoning, two other
groups of vesicants should be briefly mentioned. One of them are the arsenicals. There, the …

… & Anari, MR Protective effects of N-acetyl cysteine and sodium thiosulphate on sulphur
mustard poisoning in mice. In Proceedings of the third international symposium on protection …

Context Sulfur mustard (SM), a bifunctional alkylating agent, can react with a variety of
biochemical molecules (DNA, RNA, proteins and other cell components) to cause a series of …

… Sulfur mustard (SM) and similar bifunctional agents have been used as chemical weapons
for almost 100 years. Victims of high-dose exposure, both combatants and civilians, may die …

… Whilst there were many thousands of CW agent poisonings identified from WWI, these …
as smoking or exposure to agents other than sulfur mustard. The Iranian victims were exposed …

… The first clinical manifestations of sulfur mustard poisoning occurred in the eyes with a
sensation of grittiness, lacrimation, photophobia, blepharospasm, and corneal ulceration. …