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„Atemalkoholgehalt“ — ein sicherer oder anfechtbarer Belastungszeuge?

Comparison of alcohol concentration in expiratory air. Oral- and oesophageal air and blood of laryngectomised patients

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The alcohol concentration of the expiratory air shows a good correlation to the alcohol concentration in blood.

There is, however, a divergence of the expiratory alcohol concentration possible by mixture of expiratory air with air from the stomach and oesophagus.

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    H. Eichner, E. Liebhardt a. G. & M. Schuck a. G.

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Eichner, H., Liebhardt, E. & Schuck, M. „Atemalkoholgehalt“ — ein sicherer oder anfechtbarer Belastungszeuge?. Arch Otorhinolaryngol 231, 834–837 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00501767

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