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PubMed2005

Amalgam tattoo.

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Dental Amalgam↗
PubMed1989

[Treatment of traumatic tattooing of the face].

Contamination of facial wounds with a foreign body calls time-consuming and laborious treatment. Grinding with emery paper is a rapid simple and readily available method which can be used in post-traumatic conditions as well as in fresh injuries and in conjunction with multiple injuries. Combined with a fine suture of the wound, it gives satisfactory functional and cosmetic results.

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[Amalgam tattoo].

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PubMed1986

The release, tissue distribution and excretion of mercury from experimental amalgam tattoos.

Following the subcutaneous implantation of powdered dental amalgam in guinea pigs, there was an initial extrusion of material from the healing implantation wounds. Longer-term release of mercury from the lesions was demonstrated by linear regression analysis of the mercury contents of implant sites removed after time periods of up to 2 years. Raised mercury levels were detected in the blood, bile, kidneys, liver, spleen and lungs of implanted animals; by far the highest concentrations were found in the renal cortex. Mercury was excreted with the urine and, to a lesser extent, the faeces. The pattern of mercury redistribution resembled that seen following chronic exposure to mercuric compounds.

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