Mercury, a liquid metal at room temperature, is commonly found in thermometers and other equipment.
Although external contact with this metal can be dangerous, direct injection into the bloodstream is an extremely unusual occurrence with potentially fatal results. This uncommon case warns of an individual who injected liquid mercury into a vein, the consequences for his health, and the treatment he received.
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