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This line had all the characteristics of the common Burtonian line.
This form of blue line with a deep pigmentation of the whole of the gums, although in itself not to be regarded as diagnostic of lead poisoning alone, rarely occurs unless the person has been subjected to such long-continued poisoning that other symptoms have already made their appearance.
SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS 125 The blue line, then, whichever type is observed, cannot in our opinion be regarded as a diagnostic sign of ...lead poisoning, but is merely an indication that the person who exhibits the phenomenon has been at some time or other subjected to lead absorption.
There is no evidence to show that lead is excreted by the salivary glands. A number of cases of poisoning certainly complain of a metallic taste in the mouth, and, judging from the analogy of mercury, it is possible that excretion of small quantities of lead may take place through the saliva ; but such a point is merely of scientific interest, and has no practical bearing on the question of lead poisoning.

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