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. 2021 Jul 6;9(19):5082–5091. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v9.i19.5082

Table 1.

Clinical symptoms of five patients with acute thallium poisoning

Patient No. Age Initial symptoms Accompanying symptoms
Hepatic damage
Alopecia
Coagulopathy
Central nervous symptoms
1 40 Dysesthesia of distal limbs with hyperalgesia, weakness of lower limbs + + (10th day) + (11th day-16th day) + (13th day)
2 33 Dysesthesia of lower limbs with hyperalgesia, lumbodynia + + (9th day) - -
3 49 Hypalgesia of two hands, abdominalgia + + (8th day) + (11th day-13th day) + (15th day)
4 44 Dysesthesia and paresthesia of lower limbs, abdominalgia, + + (8th day) - -
5 37 Dysesthesia, weakness, abdominalgia + + (3rd day) - + (12th day)

The initial symptoms are the chief complaints of the patients at admission. The accompanying symptoms that we observed during hospitalization are recorded in the table. “+”: Symptoms were positive; “-“: Symptoms were negative. Date in parentheses was the occurrence time when the symptoms appeared after exposure.