Table of Contents
Part I
A capillary gas-chromatographic method for the identification of drugs of abuse in urine samples. Caldwell R. (Great-Britain). / 70
A computerized colour-coded TLC system for the identification of unknown compounds in biological fluids. Ward N., Dawling S. and Essex E.G. (Great-Britain) / 124
Acute oral poisoning and death from antimony potassium tartrate. PARISIS N.E., VANHEULE A. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 216
Acute poisoning with chlorinated phenoxy herbicides in man : analytical and clinical aspects. Flanagan R.J., Ruprah M. and O’connell M. (Great-Britain) / 164
Address pronounced at the opening of the 23rd European International Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists and the Second World Congress «New Compounds in Biological and Warfare : Toxicological Evaluation, Industrial Chemical Disasters, Civil Protection and Treatment ». Heyndrick A. (Belgium) / 5
Address pronounced at the opening of the 23rd European International Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists and the Second World Congress «New Compounds in Biological and Chemical Warfare: Toxicological Evaluation, Industrial Chemical Disasters, Civil Protection and Treatment». Verhofstadt G. (Belgium) / 9
Address pronounced at the opening of the 23rd European International Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists and the Second World Congress «New Compounds in Biological and Chemical Warfare : Toxicological Evaluation, Industrial Chemical Disasters, Civil Protection and Treatment». Wynakker R. (Belgium) / 11
Address pronounced at the opening of the 23rd European International Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists and the Second World Congress «New Compounds in Biological and Chemical Warfare : Toxicological Evaluation, Industrial Chemical Disasters, Civil Protection and Treatment». Brandenberger H. (Switzerland). / 13
A fatal poisoning by digitalis. Cornet A., Wauters A., Cordonnier J. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 240
Aluminium in organs from person exposed for an aluminium-bomb. Kaempe B. and Thomsen J. (Denmark) / 314
Analysis of data from a drug abuse screening service. Widdop B. and Caldwell R. (Great-Britain) / 61
Analysis of primary bioactive amines by positive and negative ion mass spectrometry of their isothiocyanates. Yamada M. and Brandenberger H. (Japan) / 165
Appraisal of wide bore capillary columns for drug analysis in forensic toxicology. Japp M., Gill R., Osselton M.D. and Cordonnier J. (Great-Britain) / 172
A review of fatal cases involving drugs of abuse. Paterson S., Smith Gt„ Hucker R.S., Russell K. And Minty P.S.B. (Great-Britain) / 92
A statistical study on the results of toxicological analyses carried out at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology from 1976 to 1983. Ozkazanc A.N. (Turkey) / 143
A study on the metabolism of methamphetamine in its abusers. Kojima T., Une L, Yashiki M., Miyazaki T., Chikasue F. And Tsukue I. (Japan) / 396
Capillary column gas chromatography/mass spectrometry of explosives. Tamiri T. and Zitrin S. (Israel) / 347
Chronic intoxication by man due to thallium sulfate with recovery. Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 277
Conclusions — General Assembly. 23rd European International Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists and the Second World Congress « New Compounds in Biological and Chemical Warfare : Toxicological Evaluation, Industrial Chemical Disasters, Civil Protection and Treatment ».
Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 637
Correction of Hplc-Ri values enables interlaboratory comparison of data obtained on different ODS phases. Bogusz M. (Poland). / 136
Decomposition products of Petn in post explosion analysis. Basch A., Margalit Y., Abramovich-Bar S., Daphna D.,
Tamiri T., Zitrin S. and Bamberger Y. (Israel) / 322
Determination of morphine in exhumed corpse. Modras Z. and Raszeja S. (Poland) / 86
Drug level variation in whole blood samples after storage in different containers. Christophersen A.S. and Wethe G.H. (Norway) / 395
Effect of radiation in a single exposure on rabbits. Abdel Aal A.G.E., Bakery H.H., Arif H. and Abdelsadik Y. (Egypt) / 373
Epidemiological study of poisoning in the area of Bloemfontein, Republic of South Africa. VAN Der Merwe P.J., Hundt H.K.L., Terblanche S„ Potgieter L. and Bekker M. (South Africa)./ 362
Etk — an operational explosive testing kit. Almog J., Kraus S., Glattstein B. and Bamberger Y. (Israel) / 332
Extractions with liquid carbon dioxide. Brandenberger H. and Schneider P. (Switzerland) / 212
Fatal cases of poisoning in Denmark following ingestion of morphine from opium poppies. Steentoft A. and Worm K. (Denmark) / 103
First aid treatment as an important source of drugs in serum and urine of traffic victims. Hausmann E., Moeller M.R. and Otte D. (Germany) / 28
Forensic chemistry on post-mortem material from fire victims. Christensen H. and Steentoft A. (Denmark). / 203
Forensic toxicology — Western Australian experiences. Mclinden V.J. (Australia) / 18
Gas chromatographic determination of codeine in whole blood.
Wethe G.H. and Gulliksen M. (Norway) / 50
Gas chromatographic determination of underivatized amphetamine in whole blood. Christophersen A.S., Dahlin E. and Pettersen G. (Norway) / 69
How to interpret the unexpected analytical results of a «common» euthanasia case. UGES D.R.A. (The Netherlands) / 191
Hypervitaminosis A, as cause of death by a psoriasis patient. Van Den Broeck A. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 307
Incidence of drugs of abuse in newborns in Los Angeles. Walberg C. (U.S.A.) / 55
Influence of biological matrix on retention behavior and identification possibilities of selected neutral and acidic drugs in thin-layer chromatography. An interlaboratory investigation. Bogusz M„ Franke J.P., Wijsbeek J. And De Zeeuw R.A. (Poland) / 163
Ion-pair extraction of basic drugs from enzyme digested livers. Ojanpera I. and Lillsunde P. (Finland) / 406
Maprotiline intoxications. Worm K. and Steentoft A. (Denmark)
Morphine/morphine metabolite ratios in blood after heroin overdose. Spiehler V.R. (U.S.A.) / 85
N-Acetylation phenotype of patients with bladder cancer. Sardas S., Karakaya A.E., Cok L„ Sardas O.S. And Gogüs O. (Turkey) / 45
Nicotine and cotinine detection in biological fluids and nicotine detection in filters of smoked cigarettes : a new method. Teeuwen H.W.A., Aalders R.J.W., Haverkamp R.W., Van Rossum J.M. And Maes R.A.A. (The Netherlands) / 404
Organochlorine pesticides in human adipose tissue collected in Ankara (Turkey) 1984-1985. Karakaya A.E. and Ozalp S. (Turkey) / 379
Pharmacokinetic studies of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in the racing greyhound. Marshall D.E., Anderson R.A. and Smith H. (Scotland) / 110
Piracetam in drug abuse. Martinez D.T Gimenez Map., Menendez M. and Repetto M. (Spain) / 41
Post explosion analysis of explosives by mass spectrometric methods. Zitrin S. and Tamiri T. (Israel) / 337
Post mortem changes in drug levels — a common phenomenon? Jones G.R. (Canada) / 29
Recommended thin layer chromatographic systems for systematic toxicological analysis with a data bank of RF values on some 1100 toxicologically relevant substances. De Zeeuw R.A., Moffat A.C., Franke J.P., Finkle B.S., Môller M.R. And Mueller R.K. (The Netherlands) / 122
Screening by gas chromatography using widebore fused silica capillary columns. Temperature dependent behaviour of retention indices. Franke J.P., Wijsbeek J. and De Zeeuw R.A.
(The Netherlands) / 112
Screening of organophosphorous pesticides : a case of fenitro-thion and malathion intoxication. Yashiki M.T Kojima T., Miyazaki T„ Chikasue F. and Ohtani M. (Japan) / 366
Separation of organochlorine insecticides, PCBs, PCDFs and TCDD : applicability to the ecotoxicological analysis of human milk samples. Sookvanichsilp N., Heyndrickx B„ Heyndrickx A. and Thiery M. (Belgium) / 264
Significance of kerosene components detected in 2 burned bodies from criminological aspects. Nagata T.R Kimura K. and Hara K. (Japan) / 198
Solid-phase extraction using C-18 columns in the HPLC determination of drugs in biological fluids. DE GROOT G. (The Netherlands) / 152
Some problems concerning narcotic drugs used in Poland. Kala M. and Borkowski T. (Poland) / 98
Study on the factors influencing the variability of retention index values in high-pressure liquid chromatography. Bogusz M„ Franke J.P., Aderjan R. and De Zeeuw R.A. (Poland) / 121
Systematic analysis of volatile substances by gas chromatography. Franke J.P., Wijsbeek J., De Zeeuw R.A. and Môller M. (The Netherlands) / 137
The combination of on-line gas chromatography with Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometry for chemical toxicology. Brandenberger H. and Wittenwiler P. (Switzerland) / 231
The cross reactivity of some opiate immunoassays to non-prescribed narcotics. Hucker R.S. and Minty P.S.B. (Great-Britain) / 104
The measurement of glucose levels in biological specimens and its application in forensic toxicology. Fysh R.R. (Great-Britain) / 246
Toxicological analysis of organochlorine phytopharmaceuticals and PCBs in commercial milk products. Sookvanichsilp N.. Heyndrickx B. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 254
Toxicology and fatal intoxication due to dextromoramide (Palfium®). Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 285
Toxicology and fatal intoxication by man due to parathion. Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 299
Toxicology of an acute thallium intoxication by man 10 years after death. Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 281
Toxicology of Undeen. A fatal intoxication in man by carbamate pesticide. Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 291
Uptake of metals by some selected mushroom species. Parisis N.E., Van Den Heede M.A. and Heyndrickx A.M. (Belgium). / 384
Use of fused silica capillary columns for the separation of organochlorine insecticides. Sookvanichsilp N„ Heyndrickx B. And Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 260
Why should human toxicologists perform veterinary toxicological analysis? Wennig R. (Luxembourg) / 36
Part II
A polymer coating to reduce or eliminate surface contamination by chemical and biological agents. Schofield G.M., Byers S.L. and Locci R. (Great-Britain) / 524
Applicability of capillary gas chromatography to the identification of chemical warfare agents and simulants by means of retention indices. Cordonnier J. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 500
Chemical accidents. Role and responsibility of a poison centre. Kulling P. (Sweden) / 416
Chemical weapons : chaos and misunderstanding. FRANSE M., Westbroek H., Hielkema W„ Jahromi S„ Bonn D. and Stunnenberg F. (The Netherlands) / 631
Clinical and paraclinical findings in 233 patients with sulfur mustard poisoning. Balali-Mood M. and Navaeian A. (Iran) / 464
Clinical history and autopsy observations associated with the toxicological findings in an Iranian soldier exposed to Yperite (Mustard gas). Coppens M., Roels H„ Van Den Heede M. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 542
Combat casualty resuscitation in the contaminated environment. Shortt J. (Great-Britain) / 636
Dermatological aspects of intoxication by mustard gas. Vossaert K.. Geerts M.L., De Bersaques J. and Kint A. (Belgium) / 511
Detection of mustard gas in urine by high resolution gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Vycudilik W. (Austria) / 584
Effects of the radioactive cloud of Tsjernobyl on Italy: the prevention measures applied by the Italian government to avoid an industrial chemical disaster. Malizia E„ Pirovine C..
Cesta M.G. and Borgo S. (Italy) / 425
Evolution of serum and erythrocyte magnesiumlevels in patients, attacked by the chemical warfare agent mustard gas (Yperite). Dhont S., Cordonnier J., Vanheule A. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 483
First report of delayed toxic effects of Yperite poisoning in Iranian fighters. Balali-Mood M. (Iran) / 489
Mass poisoning with chlorine in a public swimming hall : critical evaluation of the disaster management and the medical treatment. Kqppel C., Martens F. and Ibe K. (Germany) / 421
Medical use of mustard gas derivatives : a review. Crombez R. (Belgium) / 474
Mycotoxins «yellow» rain and food contamination. Malizia E., Pirovine C. and Cesta M.G. (Italy) / 496
Negative ion chemical ionization of macrocyclic trichothecene mycotoxins. Rosen J.D., Rosen R.T. and Hartman T.G. (U.S.A.) / 461
One year after the catastrophy of Bhopal : toxicology of the environment. Heyndrickx B. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 431
Regulatory approach to safety of industrial installations : the " Seveso » directive. Jourdan L. (Begium) / 456
Report and conclusion of the biological samples of men, intoxicated by war gases, sent to the Department of Toxicology,
State University of Ghent, for toxicological investigation. Heyndrickx B. (Belgium) / 553
Report of three fatal cases of war gas poisoning. Balali-Mood M., Farhoodi M. And Panjvani F.K. (Iran) / 475
The clinics and therapy of victims of war gases. COLARDYN F., De Keyser K„ Vogelaers D. and Vandenbogaerde J. (Belgium) / 506
The principles of formation of the military personnel against chemical and biological weapons. MEYER C. (France) / 622
The toxicological analysis of chemical warfare agents in samples originating from Iranian soldiers. Heyndrickx A. and Van Den Heede M. (Belgium) / 598
Toxicological chemical reactions between MIC (methylisocya-nate) and human blood. Heyndrickx B. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 451
Treatment of intoxicated soldiers by war gases. Neyrinck B., Wauters A. and Heyndrickx A. (Belgium) / 539
Treatment of organophosphorus poisoning : pharmaceutical aspects of antidotes. Briggs C.J. and Simons K.J. (Canada) / 514
Yperite concentrations in the tissues of a victim of a vesicant exposure. Drasch G., Kretschmer E„ Kauert G. and V.
Meyer L. (Germany) / 592
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