Abstract
Acute clinical toxicity of halogenated oxyquinolines in dogs has been reported (Schantz & Wikström 1965, Hangartner 1965, Müller 1967). The clinical picture was comprehensively studied (Lannek 1972 b). The dose range in the clinical material was found to vary from about 7 to 250 mg per kg body weight (Lannek 1972 a).
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Supported by grants from Statens Medicinska Forskningsråd.
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