CDT vs. GGT for the certification of the fitness to hold the driving license. A comparison based on the association of incremented values with the occurrence of alcohol-related road traffic accidents - Porpiglia, Nadia M.; Bortolotti, Federica; Micciolo, Rocco; Canal, Luisa; Murari, Matilde; Gibelli, Filippo; Tagliaro, Franco (Drug and alcohol dependence, 2021)
Keywords: Abuse; Accidents; Accidents, Traffic; Alcohol; Alcohol abuse; Alcohol Drinking; Alcohol related road accidents; Alcoholism; Alcohols; Associations; Automobile Driving; Biological markers; CDT; Certification; Drivers licenses; Driving ability; Drug abuse; Ethanol; Fitness; Forensic science; Forensic toxicology; GGT; High risk; Humans; Male; Road accidents; Road traffic; Road traffic accidents; Traffic; Traffic accidents; Traffic accidents & safety; MCV; HS-GC; OR; BAC; Alcohol abuse; InjDr; Road traffic accidents; BAL; LOQ; CDT; Tf; Forensic toxicology; GGT; HPLC; i.d