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There are few published reports of psychosis resulting from poisoning with trichlorethylene (" trilene "). Eichert (1936) recorded two cases and Rickles (1945) one case. All three arose from the excessive use of trichlorethylene inhalations to assuage the pain of tic douloureux. The opportunity to study the effects of orally ingested trichlorethylene has rarely arisen. However, Stephens (1945), Naish (1945), and Kallenback (1947) have between them described the toxic manifestations of swallowed trichlorethylene in four

Trichlorethylene Poisoning with Paranoid Psychosis and Lilliputian Hallucination