Tetrachloroethylene Toxicity
Sources of Additional Information
Course: WB 1110
CE Original Date: May 23, 2008
CE Renewal Date: May 23, 2011
CE Expiration Date: May 23, 2013
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Please refer to the following Web resources for more information on the adverse effects of tetrachloroethylene, the treatment of tetrachloroethylene poisoning, and management of persons exposed to tetrachloroethylene. You may also contact ATSDR (see URLs provided below), your state and local health departments, and university medical centers. |
ATSDR Sources of Additional Information |
For emergency situationsCDC Emergency Response: 770-488-7100 and request the ATSDR Duty Officer For non- emergency situationsCDC-INFO PLEASE NOTE ATSDR cannot respond to questions about individual medical cases, provide second opinions or make specific recommendations regarding therapy. Those issues should be addressed directly with your health care provider. ATSDR Toxicological Profile for Tetrachloroethylene ToxFAQs™ for Tetrachloroethylene |
ATSDR Division of Regional Operations |
The Division of Regional Operations fulfills the Agency's directives at the regional level by staffing an ATSDR Regional Office within each of the 10 EPA Regional Offices. The regional representatives are essential liaisons with all NCEH/ATSDR divisions and offices and facilitate the implementation of their specific programs in the regions. Through the working relationships they have established with EPA, other federal and state agencies, individual citizens, and community groups, regional representatives are able to maintain current and historic knowledge of the sites and issues in their regions. This information enables ATSDR to address regional issues with appropriate sensitivity and make informed decisions. ATSDR's Regional Offices, along with the states and territories that they cover as well as contact information, can be found at |
Other Sources of Information |
Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics: American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine: American College of Medical Toxicologists: American College of Preventive Medicine: |
Other CSEMs |
Case Studies in Environmental Medicine: Tetrachloroethylene Toxicity is one monograph in a series. To view the Taking an Exposure History CSEM and other modules in this series, please go to |
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