Asia Pacific Journal of Medical Toxicology

Asia Pacific Journal of Medical Toxicology (APJMT) is an open-access and free-of-charge journal dedicated to expand the science of medical toxicology published quarterly by Mashhad University of Medical Sciences. The journal has been indexed in Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), EBSCO, EMBASE, SID, ISC, Index Copernicus and DOAJ indexing databases.

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Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 3, Summer 2017, Page 67-88

Editorial
1		Comparative Cancer Risk Assessment to Estimate Risk of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Attributable to Dietary Exposure of Aflatoxin through a Surrogate (Maize) in Eastern Mediterranean Region (Iran) as Compared to East (Canada) and West Pacific (China) Regions
	Page 67-70
	S Vaghela; S Venners; Reza Afshari
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Original Article
2		Appropriate Utilization and Stocking of Antidotes in Qatar Public Hospitals
	Page 71-73
	Rawan Salameh; Waleed Awad Salem; ISMA Qureshi; Asma Abdulaziz Al-Bukari; Eman Shaat; Jibin Moinudheen; Galal Aleassi; Robert J Hoffman
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3		Comparison of the Modified QuEChERS Method and the Conventional Method of Extraction in Forensic Medicine to Detect Methadone in Post-Mortem Urine by GC-MS
	Page 74-77
	Seyed Majid Salimiasl
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4		An Epidemiological and Clinical Study of Snake Bites During a Five Year Period in Karoon, Iran
	Page 78-80
	Ghazal Hafezi; Alihasan Rahmani; Mohammad Soleymani; Pedram Nazari
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Case Report
5		Olanzapine Overdose in a Pin Point Pupil with Altered Sensorium
	Page 81-83
	Naresh Kumar Midha; Arup Kr Misra; Vivek Chhabra; Gopal Krishna Bohra
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6		Hepatorenal Syndrome with Acute Renal Failure in Myoglobin Toxicity
	Page 84-85
	Devanuru Rajashekar Mahadeshwara Prasad
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Short Communication
7		Extraction of a Dye Injected Subcutaneously to Illustrate Venom, Toxic, or Contaminated Material Extraction
	Page 86-88
	Kamal Cherif Zahar
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Publication Information

Publisher
Mashhad University of Medical Sciences
Editor-in-Chief
Reza Afshari; MD, MPH, PhD
Associate Editor
Hoda Azizi; MD, PhD
Editorial Board
Jeffrey Brent; MD, PhD
Bruno Megarbane; MD, PhD
Chen-Chang Yang; MD, PhD
Maryam Vahabzadeh; MD, PhD

Print ISSN	2322-2611
Online ISSN	2322-4320

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APJMT has been supported by the Iranian Society of Toxicology.

APJMT has been supported by the Toxicology Society of Bangladesh.

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Asia Pacific Journal of Medical Toxicology (APJMT)

Editorial

Comparative Cancer Risk Assessment to Estimate Risk of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Attributable to Dietary Exposure of Aflatoxin through a Surrogate (Maize) in Eastern Mediterranean Region (Iran) as Compared to East (Canada) and West Pacific (China) Regions

Original Article

Appropriate Utilization and Stocking of Antidotes in Qatar Public Hospitals

Comparison of the Modified QuEChERS Method and the Conventional Method of Extraction in Forensic Medicine to Detect Methadone in Post-Mortem Urine by GC-MS

An Epidemiological and Clinical Study of Snake Bites During a Five Year Period in Karoon, Iran

Case Report

Olanzapine Overdose in a Pin Point Pupil with Altered Sensorium

Hepatorenal Syndrome with Acute Renal Failure in Myoglobin Toxicity

Short Communication

Extraction of a Dye Injected Subcutaneously to Illustrate Venom, Toxic, or Contaminated Material Extraction