Abstract
Paraquat and diquat are among the most used herbicides worldwide. Both are bipyridyl herbicides associated with frequent household or professional accidental exposition and toxicity [1]. Dermal absorption of paraquat is scarce with intact skin (0.3%) but cases of severe toxicity have been observed in subjects with extensive skin damage [2–4]. Paraquat-induced liver toxicity has been described less frequently than lung or kidney toxicity. Centrolobular necrosis and proliferation of Kupffer cells and bile ducts have been
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