Tuesday, December 11, 2012

How to remove Superglue from the mouth

Summary
A one year old boy presented to the emergency department of the Bradford Royal infirmary with Superglue in his mouth as a result of biting on a tube of glue that lay on the floor. His lips and upper teeth were stuck together and we removed the glue by applying margarine. Superglue is a cyanoacrylate resin that can bond to organic and inorganic matter. There have been a few reports of removal of Superglue from various parts of the body or of the toxic nature of cyanoacrylate in contact with mucous membranes. details >>

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