Proceedings of the First International Workshop Neuherberg, Federal Republic of Germany, April 1980

Frontmatter -- Preface -- CONTENTS -- SESSION I -- MEDICAL ASPECTS OF TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH -- Discussion 1 -- SESSION II -- SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA IN RATS EXPOSED TO CADMIUM -- ON THE BONE TRACE ELEMENT CONTENT DURING PREGNANCY AND LACTATION -- 4-AMINOBUTYRATE: 2-OXOGLUTARATE AMINOTRANSFERASE INHIBITION IN RAT BRAIN BY LITHIUM TREATMENT -- INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF THIMOLYBDATE FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF CHRONIC COPPER POISONING IN SHEEP -- Discussion 2 -- DEPENDANCE OF THE ACTIVITY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE GLUTATHIONE PEROXIDASE AND THE SELENIUM CONTENT OF BLOOD ON DIFFERENT SELENIUM INTAKES IN DIETARY TREATED PATIENTS -- INVESTIGATIONS TO THE INFLUENCE OF SELENIUM IN VETERINARIAN MEDICINE BY EXAMPLE OF NUTRITIVE MUSCLE DYSTROPHY IN LAMBS AND RETAINED PLACENTA IN DAIRY COWS -- Discussion 3 -- SESSION III -- USE OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN THE DETERMINATION OF ELEMENTS IN HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID -- COMPARISON OF THE REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE HUMAN BRAIN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE WILSON'S DISEASE -- Discussion 4 -- REACTION OF ZINC AND MAGNESIUM IN THE BRAIN, LIVER, HEART AND BLOOD FOLLOWING THERMAL TRAUMA -- TRACE ELEMENT BEHAVIOUR OF HUMAN AND MAMMALIAN TISSUES DURING EXCESSIVE SUPPLY OF METALS -- URINARY CHROMIUM/CREATININE RATIO IN THE ASSESSMENT OF CHROMIUM NUTRITIONAL STATE -- DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENT CONCENTRATIONS IN PSORIATIC AND NONPSORIATIC SCALES WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO ZINC -- SOME APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN MEDICINE -- Discussion 5 -- SESSION IV -- THE ROLE OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF CANCER -- MEASUREMENT AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF ELEMENTAL CONCENTRATIONS IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL BREAST TISSUE -- Discussion 6 -- SESSION V -- TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IN CLINICAL MEDICINE -- SPECIAL FORMS OF BOUND TRACE ELEMENTS; THEIR ANALYSIS AND INTEREST IN MEDICINE -- THE CONCENTRATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN BLOOD FROM HEALTHY NEWBORNS -- APPLICATIONS OF FLAME ATOMIC FLUORESCENCE