Domestic Case of Chlorine-gas Poisoning

Arsine gas poisoning; report of a case.

Inhalation of chlorine gas.

The clinical features of acute chlorine gas inhalation, and its management are reviewed. Current medical views on the chronic effects of an acute overwhelming exposure on lung function (reactive airways dysfunction syndrome), and the more controversial field of lung disease secondary to repeated inhalations of lower concentrations of chlorine gas are discussed.

Respiratory effects of chlorine gas.

A Case of Gas-poisoning with Unusual Ophthalmological Complications.

Intoxication of 76 children by chlorine gas.

A collective intoxication with chlorine gas in 76 children (21 males, 55 females; the median age was 9.9 years) is reported. They were treated with a combination of oxygen gas (O2) and corticosteroids until the symptoms disappeared.