Acute Respiratory Fatality Associated With Exposure To Sheet Metal and Cadmium Fumes: Journal of Toxicology: Clinical Toxicology: Vol 29, No 2

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The authors report on a case of an acute fatality characterized by abdominal pain and respiratory failure occurring soon after beginning to weld and solder galvanized sheet metal. Heating of galvanized sheet metal is a recognized cause of metal fume fever, data from this patient suggests an additional and unrecognized risk for cadmium poisoning.

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