Discussion and Considerations for the Excretion Mechanism of Perfluorochemical Emulsion

Y. Tsuda Research Division, The Green Cross Corporation Shodai-ohtani, Hirakata, Japan, 573

K. Yamanouchi Research Division, The Green Cross Corporation Shodai-ohtani, Hirakata, Japan, 573

K. Yokoyama Research Division, The Green Cross Corporation Shodai-ohtani, Hirakata, Japan, 573

T. Suyama Research Division, The Green Cross Corporation Shodai-ohtani, Hirakata, Japan, 573

M. Watanabe School of Medicine, Kobe University Kusunoki-cho, Kobe, Japan, 560

H. Ohyanagi School of Medicine, Kobe University Kusunoki-cho, Kobe, Japan, 560

Y. Saitoh School of Medicine, Kobe University Kusunoki-cho, Kobe, Japan, 560

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