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A summary of case histories from 50 phencyclidine-intoxicated drivers is given. Blood phencyclidine concentrations and symptoms of each of these subjects at the time of observation are included. No correlation was observed between the level of impairment and the blood phencyclidine concentration. The analyses were conducted with a gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer by use of select-ion monitoring utilizing deuterated phencyclidine as the internal standard.
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Clardy et al. (1979) studied this question.
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