Heavy Metals Content in Whole Blood (Literature Review and Case Study)

Heavy metals content in whole blood was analyzed for Kyiv city residents, who were tested 2019-2020 years. According to obtained results, the divided into three group. 1) with elevated concentration statistical sample and threshold (mercury arsenic); 2) concentrations several patients while average did not exceed (lead); 3) single cases of increased that are a risk health population, but pose threat particular patient (Bi, Cd, Cr, Mo, Cs, Va). Some never exceeded maximum allowable Al, Ba, Be, Au, Co, Cu, Mn, Ni, Pd, Pt, Sr, Ti, U, Zr). We recommend regular check-up mercury arsenic blood, because these factors population risk. When elevated, diagnosis should be established taking account clinical history patient.