W. Unglaub et G. Ney, APPLICATION AND PUBLIC-HEALTH SIGNIFICANC E OF AN ENZYME-IMMUNOSORBANT FOR NEUROLEPTICS, Die Fleischwirtschaft, 75(2), 1995, pp. 188-190
Using a commercial ''Multi-ELISA-Kit'' we were able to detect 3 deriva
tives of phenothiazine in the serum or urine of treated pigs with high
sensitivity (up to 0.2 ppb). Final concentrations after the end of th
e withdrawal time and concentrations in the injection sites (<10 ppb u
p to 100 ppm) were measured. Since the injection sites with their high
drug concentrations are normally not discovered during post-mortem in
spection even though the serum concentrations might be suggestive of d
rug application, meat hygenic regulations are considered necessary, e.
g. ''only processing meat''.