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- Panayiotis Loukopoulos (2018), "Acute-Onset High-Morbidity Primary Photosensitisation in Sheep ****ociated with Consumption of the Casbah and Mauro Cultivars...
- Panayiotis Loukopoulos (2018), "Acute-onset high-morbidity primary photosensitisation in sheep ****ociated with consumption of the Casbah and Mauro cultivars...
- A variety of health effects can result from tattooing. Because it requires breaking the skin barrier, tattooing carries inherent health risks, including...
- of scar tissue and disfigurement. A side effect is the ****ociated photosensitisation of skin tissue. PDT applications involve three components: a photosensitizer...
- although it may sometime be eaten by farm livestock. It may cause photosensitisation in susceptible animals. There is a report of its roots (rhizomes)...
- Panayiotis Loukopoulos (2018). "Acute-onset high-morbidity primary photosensitisation in sheep ****ociated with consumption of the Casbah and Mauro cultivars...
- Droughtmasters helps protect the cattle from cancer eye, sunburnt udders and photosensitisation. The cattle may be either horned or polled; the majority are polled...
- function Hepatitis (swelling of the liver) Skin rash Urticaria (hives) Photosensitisation Skin blisters Angioneurotic edema Weight loss Urinary frequency Mydriasis...
- called near-infrared absorbers, are used in thermal energy conversion, photosensitisation of chemical reactions and the selective absorption of light. Applications...
- Pani**** such as Pani**** dichotomiflorum are known to cause hepatogenous photosensitisation in ruminant livestock such as sheep. This occurs when the build up...