We report blood alcohol levels for 32 ambulatory patients with chronic alcoholism. Seventeen patients (53%) had levels that exceeded 3 g/L but little clinical evidence of intoxication. The ability of a person with chronic alcoholism to tolerate high blood alcohol levels has important medical and forensic implications.
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