… Chemical warfare is an insidious and very real threat to the … and development efforts in
medical chemical defense, I must … processes that lead to blister formation and inflammation, …

… agents that interfere with cellular respiration (eg, hydrogen cyanide), blister agents that cause
severe chemical burns to the skin and lungs (eg, mustard gas, lewisite), and nerve agents …

… asset to health care facilities and government agencies. This … The US army defines chemical
warfare agents “as toxic … or blister agents are so called because they produce blisters. …

… Chemical weapons based on blister agents were intended to cause injury rather than to kill.
… antidotes or supportive medical treatment. The exposure to chemical warfare agents can be …

… determination to the study of chemical warfare agents (CWA), a … The other weaponized
blistering agent is Lewisite. These … information related to medical chemical defense can be found …

… or as a mixture of aflatoxin and other warfare agents? One plausible explanation for
production of aflatoxin as a chemical warfare agent is the objective to exterminate sub-populations …

… Chemical warfare (CW) agents are divided into two major … The second category consists of
the vesicant and blister agents … potential biological agents reads like a medical microbiology …

… of vesicating chemical agents that cause fluid filled blisters on … Epidermolysis Bulosa form
vesicles (blisters) at this junction. … , has approved RSDL has as a medical device (FDA 2003a) …

… into first-aid stations where doctors were unable to provide any effective medical treatment.
… There are four main categories of chemical warfare agents: choking, blister, blood and …

… War there were introduced irritant chemical compounds which acted primarily by blistering
… a medical stand¬ point, for hydrolysis may render the agent, after a period, either harmless …