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Methyl bromide was formerly used as a fire extinguisher,
it is still used as an herbicide.
Mercury is oto-toxic, and the neuropathological study of
Oyanagi et al. revealed its damaging effects in the brain.
Alpha-chlorohydrin was developed for possible use as a
male contraceptive.
Carboplatin is used in chemotherapy for cancer patients.
Troncoso et al. described the symmetric bilateral lesions
of the brainstem caused by pyrithiamine, a poison that
displaces thiamine at its enzyme attachment points.
1-10,   11-15,   16-18,   19-23,   24-29,   30-37,   38-39,   40-49,   50-55,   56-65
Auditory impairments
prenatal     perinatal
Auditory
agnosia
Highest
metabolism
Cardiac
arrest
Thiamine
deficiency
Asphyxia at birth
animal      human
Alcohol
Toxic sub-
stances
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