MEDICAL JOUitRNAL the known administration of arsenic (32 gr.-2.079 g.); second, symptoms known to be caused by arsenic were observed before death; and, finally, enough arsenic was found in the liver to account for death. In this connexion it is important to differentiate between examples of arsenical encephalitis following acetarsol administration and acute arsenical poisoning as described here.
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