Duloxétine : concentrations sanguines post-mortem

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Issue		Ann Toxicol Anal Volume 22, Number 1, 2010


Page(s)		41 - 43
DOI		http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/ata/2010003
Published online		12 February 2010

Ann Toxicol Anal. 2010; 22(1): 41-43

Lettre à la Rédaction

Letter to the editor

Duloxétine : concentrations sanguines post-mortem

Duloxetine: post-mortem blood concentrations

Guillaume Hoizey¹^*, Marc Deveaux¹, Marjorie Chèze¹, Julie Evans² et Gilbert Pepin¹

¹ Laboratoire TOXLAB, 7 rue Jacques Cartier, 75018 Paris, France
² Eurofins Forensic Services, London, UK

^* Correspondance : Guillaume Hoizey, ghoizey@hotmail.fr

Reçu : 9 Novembre 2009
Accepté : 13 Janvier 2010

Cet article ne possède pas de résumé.

Mots clés : Duloxétine / intoxication / concentrations post-mortem

Key words: Duloxetine / intoxication / post-mortem concentrations

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