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case_images: Time course of mercury levels in the mother's hair and indoor dust samples
  from the apartment. The age of the hair was calculated by assuming an
  average growth of 1 cm/month. Day zero is the date of the patient's initial
  mercury biomonitoring.
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case_images: Analyses of dust samples from the family's vacuum cleaner showed values of up to 68 microg/g dust, which is significantly higher than the reference value (0.15 microg/g) for indoor dust samples.   Repeated analyses of indoor dust samples showed a decrease in mercury levels over time (Figure 1). The results are shown in Figure 1.
case_images: Time course of mercury levels in the patient's urine and blood.
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case_images: Oral chelation therapy was continued until mercury levels were below the HBM-I value (Figure 2).