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1. Multivariate statistical evaluation of heavy metals in the urine of opium individuals in comparison with healthy people in Western Iran

- Azadi N. , et al.

2. Efficacy and expenses of succimer vs. d-penicillamine plus garlic in the treatment of lead poisoning: a retrospective cross-sectional study

- Vahabzadeh M. , et al.

3. Lead poisoning associated with illicit opium use

- Wong J. , et al.

4. Abdominal pain with unknown origin: A case report

- Hormati A. , et al.

5. Opium addiction as new source of lead poisoning: An emerging epidemic in Iran

- Nakhaee S. , et al.

6. Clinical Aspects of Opium Adulterated with Lead in Iran: A Review

- Alinejad S. , et al.

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