Neurophysiological Measures of Developmental and Chronic exposure to Methylmercury

methods have been applied to detect subclinical changes associated with exposures to developmental neurotoxicant in asymptomatic children. A review of neurophysiological findings in methylmercury neurotoxicity in children and adolescents suggested differences between the effects of prenatal and postnatal exposures. We therefore examined a group of adult members of the Faroese whaling society with high life-time exposure to methylmercury. Backgroundack r