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GHB in biological specimens: which cut-off levels should be taken into consideration in forensic toxicological investigation?
No full textThe everlasting issue of GHB cut-offs in biological samples: How important it is to be careful when interpreting values
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Assisted suicide: article 17 of the Italian Code of Medical Ethics follows in the footsteps of the Italian Constitutional Court’s landmark ruling
No full textThe Difficult Interpretation of GHB Values in Postmortem Samples: What Strategies Should Be Followed?
No full textWe have read with great interest the paper oh Ha et al. which focuses on the importance of multi-matrixanalysis in gammahydroxybutyrate (GilB) postmortem toxicology and the usefulness of vitreous humor and brain tissue to distinguish exogenous GHB exposure from endogenous production.
We agree with the authors on the importance of multi-matrix analysis for GHiB postmortem analysis, as also reported elsewhere, which "should possibly include the comparison of various biological conventional and non conventional matrices for a proper assessment of each case".
Nevertheless,there are some points in Ha et al.'s study worthy of attention that we wish to discuss
Driving Under the Influence of Drugs: Looking for Reasonable Blood Cutoffs and Realistic Analytical Values
No full textMass spectrometry vs. immunoassay in clinical and forensic toxicology: qui modus in rebus est?
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