… ) active agents, clearly differentiated from other chemical warfare (CW) type agents (blister, …
them constitutes a high health risk due to extremely high toxicity of the agents (see above). …

… use of mustard gas as a chemical warfare agent 15 months before the Germans used it for
… US Army and the experience of health-care professionals in Iran, blisters should be lanced (…

… should be removed quickly to minimize their deleterious health effect. There is no single …
the removal of toxic nerve and blister chemical warfare agents and their stimulants from solutions…

… , and some of the population complained about health issues as the result of drinking water
… The standard nerve gases and blistering agents were dissolved in n-hexane (about 5 μl in …

… chemical warfare agents, military medical personnel must be able to respond to chemical
exposures at US stockpile sites of chemical … vesicants (blistering agents); and (4) nerve agents. …

… Chemical warfare agents are generally classified based on … The blister gases or agents
are usually in liquid form and … accurately in medical samples in cases of attack with biological …

… Sulfur mustard is a member of the vesicant class of chemical warfare agents that causes
blistering to the skin and mucous membranes. There is no specific antidote, and treatment …

… agents (soman, GD) and blister agents (sulfur mustard, HD).Protection against these agents
in the United States Army consists of a chemically … in a chemically contaminated area but …

… At Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, I was studying bullous … study the mechanism by which
blisters are produced. Figure I … for applications against chemical warfare agents. To conduct …

… of CW effects on long-term health of children. Patients from the … the CWs group had chronic
health problems in contrast to 3.3… mustard and organophosphate nerve agents. Results also …