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The Use of D-penicillamine for Lead Poisoning

Lead is one of the most important industrial poisons and at the present time most adult cases of lead poisoning are of industrial origin. In children lead poisoning is an occasional hazard where the habit of pica may result in the ingestion of leaded paint. Rarely, sporadic or even epidemic cases may result from the consumption of drinking water transported in lead tanks and pipes, or of beverages prepared in imperfectly glazed earthenware vessels. The incidence of industrial lead poisoning has dropped sharply during the present century because of the application of vigorous preventive measures such as adequate factory ventilation, the use of masks, the pursuance of meticulous personal hygiene and possibly the provision of milk for exposed workers.