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Robertson, W. G. Aitchison (William George Aitchison )

"Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology"

The most important are the
sulphate, subacetate, and arsenite.
=Sulphate of Copper= (bluestone, blue vitriol) in half-ounce doses is a
powerful irritant. Has been given to procure abortion.
=Subacetate of Copper= (verdegris) occurs in masses, or as a greenish
powder. Powerful, astringent, metallic taste. Half-ounce doses have
proved fatal.
_Symptoms._--Epigastric pain, vomiting of bluish or greenish matter,
diarrhoea. Dyspnoea, depression, cold extremities, headache, purple line
round the gums. Jaundice is common. A _chronic_ form of poisoning may
occur, with symptoms closely resembling those of lead.
_Post-Mortem Appearances._--Inflammation of stomach and intestines,
which are bluish or green in colour.
_Treatment._--Encourage vomiting. Give albumin or very dilute solution
of ferrocyanide of potassium.
_Method of Extraction from the Stomach._--Boil the contents of the
stomach in water, filter, pass hydrogen sulphide, filter, collect
precipitate and boil in nitric acid, filter, dilute filtrate with water
and apply tests. In the case of the solid organs, dry, incinerate,
digest ash in hydrochloric acid, evaporate nearly to dryness, dilute
with water, and test.


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