Question - The use of urinary thiosulfate measurements has been proposed as a means to determine death from the inhalation of what gas?
Answer-The cited article notes “It has therefore been demonstrated, both within the case studies presented here and in the literature, that blood and/or urinary thiosulfate measurements can be useful in determining hydrogen sulphide as a potential cause of fatality or unconsciousness.” (Jones K. Case studies of hydrogen sulphide occupational exposure incidents in the UK. 2014 Tox Letters 231:374-377)
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