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British Journal of Industrial Medicine EDITOR R. I. McCallum ASSISTANT EDITORS P. C. Elmes J. Robinson EDITORS, INFORMATION SECTION E. S. Blackadder EDITORIAL COMMITTEE H. Campbell J. D. Merrett R. A. M. Case D. C. F. Muir M. A. Cooke A. Munn K. P. Duncan M. Newhouse A. Goldberg P. G. Swann G. Kazantzis TECHNICAL EDITOR Jennifer Orton J. S. Gardiner P. J. Taylor Editor, British Medical Journal Notice to contributors The British Journal of Industrial Medicine is intended for the publication of original contributions relevant to occupational and environmental medicine, including fundamental toxicological studies of industrial and ag- ricultural chemicals. Short papers relating to particular experience in occupational medicine may be submitted. Ethical considerations will be taken into account when a paper is considered for publication. Notes and miscellanea will deal with brief observa- tions relevant to industrial medicine which do not warrant a full paper, such as individual case histories, preliminary reports or modifications to analytical methods. Extended book reviews may also be included. All papers submitted for publication should be referred to The Editor, British Journal of Industrial Medicine, Nuffield Department of Industrial Health, 21 Claremont Place, The University, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4AA. Papers are accepted on the understanding that they are contributed solely to this Journal, and that they are subject to editorial revision. Papers should be prefaced by an abstract of the argument and findings; this abstract should be more comprehensive than a summary, which will not be required. Papers must be typewritten on one side of the paper only, in double spacing, and with a wide margin. SI units must be used throughout (Baron et al., Journal of Clinical Pathology, 27, 590). Photographs and photomicrographs should be printed on glossy paper and should be unmarked. Charts and graphs accompanying papers should be carefully drawn in black ink on tracing linen or Bristol board or stout, smooth, white paper; any lettering should be lightly inserted in pencil. References References will not be checked by the editorial office; responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of references lies with the author. In the text the year of publication in brackets must follow the author's name. At the end of the paper, references should be arranged in alphabetical order of authors' names. Such references should give the author's name, followed by initials and year of publication in brackets, the title of the article, the name of the journal (in full) in which the article appeared, the volume number in arabic numerals, followed by the numbers of the first and last pages of the article. When a book is referred to, the place and year of publication, edition, and page number of the reference quoted should be given. Proofs Contributors will receive one proof, but it is assumed that all but verbal corrections have been made in the original manuscript. Reprints Twenty-five free reprints of articles will be sent to contributors. A limited number of additional reprints at cost price can be supplied if application is made when returning proofs. An estimate of costs will be given on application to the Publishing Manager, British Medical Association. Copyright © 1976 British Journal of Industrial Medicine. This publication is copyright under the Berne Convention and the International Copyright Convention. All rights reserved. Apart from any relaxations permitted under national copyright laws, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior permission of the copyright owners. Permission is not, however, required to copy abstracts of papers or of articles on con- dition that a full reference to the source is shown. Multiple copying of the contents of the publication with- out permission is always illegal. Notice to advertisers Applications for advertisement space and for rates should be addressed to the Advertisement Manager, British Journal of Industrial Medicine, BMA House, Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9JR. Notice to subscribers The annual subscription rate by surface mail is £12-00 in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, and £13-00 (USA $32.00) in all countries overseas. Payment for overseas subscriptions should be made in sterling, i.e. £13-00, and sent by Mail Transfer (Charges Remitter) through a bank to the British Medical Association. Orders can also be placed locally through any leading subscription agent or bookseller. (For the convenience of readers in the USA subscription orders, with or without payment, can be sent to: BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1172 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 02134. All inquiries, however, must be addressed to the publisher in London). All inquiries regarding air mail rates and single copies already published should be addressed to the publisher in London.
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British Journal of Industrial MedicineEDITOR R. I. McCallumASSISTANT EDITORS P. C. Elmes J. RobinsonEDITORS, INFORMATION SECTION E. S. BlackadderEDITORIAL COMMITTEEH. Campbell J. D. MerrettR. A. M. Case D. C. F. MuirM. A. Cooke A. MunnK. P. Duncan M. NewhouseA. Goldberg P. G. SwannG. KazantzisTECHNICAL EDITOR Jennifer Orton
J. S. Gardiner
P. J. TaylorEditor,British Medical Journal
Notice to contributorsThe British Journal of Industrial Medicine is intendedfor the publication of original contributions relevant tooccupational and environmental medicine, includingfundamental toxicological studies of industrial and ag-ricultural chemicals. Short papers relating to particularexperience in occupational medicine may be submitted.Ethical considerations will be taken into account whena paper is considered for publication.Notes and miscellanea will deal with brief observa-
tions relevant to industrial medicine which do notwarrant a full paper, such as individual case histories,preliminary reports or modifications to analyticalmethods. Extended book reviews may also be included.
All papers submitted for publication should be referredto The Editor, British Journal of Industrial Medicine,Nuffield Department of Industrial Health, 21 ClaremontPlace, The University, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4AA.
Papers are accepted on the understanding that theyare contributed solely to this Journal, and that they aresubject to editorial revision. Papers should be prefacedby an abstract of the argument and findings; this abstractshould be more comprehensive than a summary, whichwill not be required. Papers must be typewritten on oneside of the paper only, in double spacing, and with awide margin. SI units must be used throughout (Baron etal., Journal of Clinical Pathology, 27, 590). Photographsand photomicrographs should be printed on glossypaper and should be unmarked. Charts and graphsaccompanying papers should be carefully drawn in blackink on tracing linen or Bristol board or stout, smooth,white paper; any lettering should be lightly inserted inpencil.
References References will not be checked by theeditorial office; responsibility for the accuracy andcompleteness of references lies with the author. In thetext the year of publication in brackets must follow theauthor's name. At the end of the paper, referencesshould be arranged in alphabetical order of authors'names. Such references should give the author's name,followed by initials and year of publication in brackets,the title of the article, the name of the journal (in full)in which the article appeared, the volume number inarabic numerals, followed by the numbers of the firstand last pages of the article. When a book is referred to,the place and year of publication, edition, and page
number of the reference quoted should be given.
Proofs Contributors will receive one proof, but it isassumed that all but verbal corrections have been madein the original manuscript.
Reprints Twenty-five free reprints of articles will besent to contributors. A limited number of additionalreprints at cost price can be supplied if application ismade when returning proofs. An estimate of costs willbe given on application to the Publishing Manager,British Medical Association.
Copyright © 1976 British Journal of Industrial Medicine.This publication is copyright under the Berne Conventionand the International Copyright Convention. All rightsreserved. Apart from any relaxations permitted undernational copyright laws, no part of this publication maybe reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmittedin any form or by any means without the prior permissionof the copyright owners. Permission is not, however,required to copy abstracts of papers or of articles on con-dition that a full reference to the source is shown.Multiple copying of the contents of the publication with-out permission is always illegal.
Notice to advertisersApplications for advertisement space and for rates shouldbe addressed to the Advertisement Manager, BritishJournal of Industrial Medicine, BMA House, TavistockSquare, London WC1H 9JR.
Notice to subscribersThe annual subscription rate by surface mail is £12-00in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, and£13-00 (USA $32.00) in all countries overseas. Paymentfor overseas subscriptions should be made in sterling,i.e. £13-00, and sent by Mail Transfer (Charges Remitter)through a bank to the British Medical Association.Orders can also be placed locally through any leadingsubscription agent or bookseller. (For the convenienceof readers in the USA subscription orders, with orwithout payment, can be sent to: BRITISH MEDICALJOURNAL, 1172 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston,Mass. 02134. All inquiries, however, must be addressedto the publisher in London). All inquiries regarding airmail rates and single copies already published should beaddressed to the publisher in London.
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NOTICES
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
A course of lectures and practical measurements designedfor those concerned with occupational medicine and thewell-being of employees will be held on 14 and 15 June1976.The course will be a useful introduction to acoustics
and will take the form of an introduction to the scienceof noise. Use of the sound level meter and dosimeter,basic audiometry, and the implementation of the Code ofPractice for Reducing the Exposure of Employed Personsto Noise will be subjects discussed.Further details may be obtained from: I. J. King, MSc,MInstP (Course Tutor), Faculty of Environmental Scienceand Technology, Polytechnic of the South Bank, BoroughRoad, London SE1 OAA.
Rhodesian Medical Congress
The Third Rhodesian Medical Congress under theauspices of the Rhodesian Medical Association will beheld in Salisbury from 5-11 September 1976. The sessionon Occupational Health will include the following guestspeakers: Professor G. Atherley, Dr G. K. Sluis Cremer,Dr R. J. Fallon, Dr G. Malcolm, Professor R. S. F.Schilling, and Professor J. Webster.
Further information may be obtained from: Spectrum(Pvt.) Limited, 1st Floor, Southampton House, UnionAvenue, Salisbury, Rhodesia.
Human Factors in Industry
A conference will be held from 27-29 September 1976, atthe University College of Swansea, organized jointly bythe Medical Research and Industrial Applications sectionof the Royal Statistical Society.
Sessions will be on: industrial diseases, motivation,industrial relations, environmental effects on performance,social factors, and ergonomics.
Offers of papers on any relevant subject should be sentto Charles E. Rossiter, MRC Pneumoconiosis Unit,Llandough Hospital, Penarth, S. Glamorgan, CF6 1XW,from whom further information may be obtained.
Prevention of Occupational Risks due to Electricity
The IVth International Colloquium will be held in Romefrom 23-25 November 1976. It will be designed to givemedical and technical experts the opportunity of dis-cussing safety problems in the use of electronic devicesand systems.
Further details may be obtained from: Secretariat
General of the International Social Security Association,4 route des Morillons, CH-1211, Geneva 22, Switzerland.
Toxic Metals
A Symposium on Clinical Chemistry and ChemicalToxicology will be held at Monte Carlo from 3-5 March1977. The purpose will be to provide an internationalforum for the interchange and dissemination of currentinformation. Official languages will be English andFrench. There will be five scientific sessions: fundamentalaspects of metal toxicology; analysis ofmetals in biologicalmaterials; clinical biochemistry ofcadmium and mercurypoisonings; clinical biochemistry of lead and nickelpoisonings; reference materials and methods, qualitycontrol, proficiency testing and interlaboratory variationsof metal analyses in clinical laboratories. Furtherinformation may be obtained from: Stanley S. Brown,PhD, Secretary: Symposium on Toxic Metals, MedicalResearch Council, Clinical Research Centre, Harrow,Middlesex HAI 3UJ, United Kingdom.
Prevention of Occupational Accidents and Diseases
The VITIth World Congress will be held in Bucharestfrom 17-21 May 1977; it is being organized by theMinistry of Labour of Romania in collaboration with theInternational Social Security Association (ISSA) and theInternational Labour Office (ILO).
Further details may be obtained from: NationalOrganising Committee, VIIth World Congress on thePrevention of Occupational Accidents and Diseases,Ministry of Labour, 1-3 Strada Scaune, Bucharest,Romania.
Medical Code of Practice for Work in CompressedAir (CIRIA Report no 44) £10 (£3 to members ofCIRIA)
The first edition of this book became widely used as theaccepted standard for work throughout the Britishtunnelling industry. Based on research by the MedicalResearch Council's Decompression Sickness Panel theoriginal code gave recommendations on the equipmentand procedures required for safe working in compressedair and tables for regulating decompressions.
This second edition incorporates changes arising fromthe Employment Medical Advisory Service (Factories ActOrder etc. Amendment) Order 1973, and has been broughtup to date after discussions with the Medical ResearchCouncil's Decompression Sickness Panel, and repre-sentatives from industry and government.
Further information may be obtained from: A. C.Hawkins, Chief Information Officer, CIRIA, 6 Storey'sGate, London SWI.
British Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1976, 33, 134-146
Information section
Grateful acknowledgement is made to the U.K. MEDLARS Centre and to the National Libraryof Medicine for their help with this project.The references cited below have not been checked by the publisher.
1 Historical, legislative, and general
From frontier surgeon to industrial hygienist: the strangecareer of George M. Kober. (English)Rosen, G. Amer. J. publ. Hlth., 65, 638-43, Jun. 75.[Historical Biography, Industrial Medicine History, PublicHealth History, Surgery History, United States]
A bookshelf on occupational health and safety. (English)Carnow, B. W., Miller, A. L., Boulos, B. M., Lebovitis, B.Z., Roumain, J. Amer. J. publ. Hlth., 65, 503-20, May 75.[Human, Accidents Industrial Prevention and Control,Bibliography, Industrial Medicine, Legislation, Occupa-tional Diseases Aetiology Chemically Induced, SocialControl Formal]
Transatlantic occupational health. (English)Murray, R. J. occup. Med., 17, 225-9, Apr. 75.[Human, Environmental Exposure, Europe, GovernmentAgencies, Great Britain, Historical Article, InternationalCo-operation, Labour Unions, Legislation Medical,Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control]
The medicolegal examination and testimony-an ophthal-
mologist's view. (English)Lewin, W. H. J. leg. Med., 3, 35-8, Mar. 75.[Human, Expert Testimony, Interprofessional Relations,Medical History Taking, Ophthalmology, PhysicalExamination, Workmen's Compensation]
Affirmative action-a new impact. (English)Deane, R. H. J. Rehab., 41, 23-5, 42, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Civil Rights, Employment, Government Agencies,Handicapped, Legislation, Rehabilitation Vocational,United States]
Paracelsus and the origins of the study of occupationaldiseases. (English)Dolan, J. P. J. S.C. med. Ass., 71, 175-8, Jun. 75.[Historical Article, 16th Century, Occupational DiseasesHistory, Europe]
Industrial medicine and medical responsibility. (French)Lazarini, H. J., Lepee, P., Doignon, J. Maroc meld., 55,219-24, May 75.[Industrial Medicine, Jurisprudence, Legislation, France]
2 Organization of medical and nursing services and education
Recruiting on OH nurse. (English)Ross, D. S., MacColl, E. Occup. Hlth. (Lond.), 27, 206-9,May 75.[England, Industrial Nursing Manpower]
Occupational health in local government. (English)Shaw, C. H. Roy. Soc. Hlth. J., 94,289-92, Dec. 74.[Human, Legislation, Municipal Government, Occupa-tional Diseases, Occupational Health Services, standards,Great Britain]
X-ray pictures and lung radiography activities in industrialhealth services. (Swedish)Askergren, A., Ripe, E., Tornell, G. Lakartidningen, 72,1081-6, 12 Mar. 75.[Human, Asbestosis, Lung Neoplasms Radiography,Mass Chest X-ray, Occupational Health Services, Tubercu-losis Pulmonary Radiography, English Abstract]
The preplacement examination. (English)Schussler, T., Kaminer, A. J., Power, V. L., Pomper, I. H.J. occup. Med., 17,254-7, Apr. 75.[Human, Automatic Data Processing, Employment,Medical Records, Physical Examination, Physicians
Utilization, Retrospective Studies, Work CapacityEvaluation]
Employee health services: one hospital's experience. (English)Bluestone, N. J. occup. Med., 17, 230-3, Apr. 75.[Attitude of Health Personnel, Community HealthServices, Emergency Health Services, Hospital PersonnelEducation, Physician-Patient Relations, Referral andConsultation]
In-plant medical services. (English)Hilker, R. R. Arch. environm. Hlth., 30, 409-11, Aug.75.[Human, Absenteeism, Alcoholism Therapy, DrugAbuse Therapy, Employment, Health Education, Indus-trial Medicine Standards, Mental Disorders Therapy]
How the OP works with the safety professional. (English)Strasser, A. L. Int. J. occup. Hlth. Saf., 44, 32, 34, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Accidents Industrial Prevention and Control,Environmental Exposure, Government Agencies, LabourUnions, Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control,Occupational Health Services, Safety, Social Control]
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Evolving role of the occupational health nurse. (English)Wolter, M. J. Int. J. occup. Hlth. Saf., 44, 28-9, 31, Mar.-Apr 75.[Human, Counselling, Deafness Prevention and Control,Diagnostic Services, Health Education, InterprofessionalRelations, Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control,Occupational Health Services]
Providing a comprehensive district psychiatric service for theadult mentally ill. (English)Wing, J. K. Rep. Health Soc. Subj. (Lond.), 8, 27-36, 1974.[Human, Community Mental Health Services, GreatBritain, Mental Disorders Therapy, Psychiatry Com-
munity, Sheltered Workshops]Experience with the joint work of the organs of public health,
trade unions and industrial management in protecting thehealth of workers. (Russian)Kobets, G. P. Sovetsk. Zdravookh., 3, 32-7, 1975.[Labour Unions, Preventive Health Services, PublicHealth Administration, U.S.S.R., English Abstract]
First aid in diving accidents. (German)Dorn, M., Ther. d. Gegenw., 114,942-4, Jun. 75.[Human, Athletic Injuries, Decompression SicknessTherapy, Diving, First Aid, Lung Injuries]
3 Physiological, psychological, and organizational aspects of work and rehabilitation
Shearer's knuckles. (English)Wilson, W. F. Aust. N.Z.J. Surg., 42, 192-3, Nov. 72.[Human, Agricultural Workers' Diseases DiagnosisPathology, Diagnosis Differential, Dupuytren's Con-tracture, Fingers Pathology, Hypertrophy, Skin DiseasesDiagnosis Pathology, Wool]
The role of advocate and professional provider of cancerrehabilitation. (English)Shumiansky, S. G. Amer. J. occup. Ther., 29, 197-8, Apr.75.[Human, Attitude, Financing Government, NeoplasmsRehabilitation Occurrence, Rehabilitation Vocational]
Industrial survey of lost time injuries. (English)Jones, D. F. Amer. industr. Hvg. Ass. J., 36, 299-302, Apr. 75.[Human, Absenteeism, Accidents Industrial DisabilityEvaluation, Man-Machine Systems, Occupational DiseasesPrevention and Control, Time Factors, Wounds andInjuries]
A dietary survey ofsome forge workers. (English)Brook, J. D., Green, L. F. Proc. Nutr. Soc., 33, 97A-98A,Dec. 74.[Human, Accidents Industrial Prevention and Control,Alcohol Drinking, Energy Metabolism, Feeding Patterns,Metallurgy Nutrition Surveys, Temperature, TimeFactors]
A survey of the present status of vocational training in stateinstitutions for the mentally retarded. (English)Richardson, J. B. Ment. Retard., 13, 16-9, Feb. 75.[Human, Community Mental Health Services, Compara-tive Study, Education of Mentally Retarded, Employment,Rehabilitation, Sheltered Workshops]
Evaluating musculo-skeletal capabilities-a practical approach.(English)Kelly, F. J. J. occup. Med., 17, 266, Apr. 75.[Human, Biomechanics, Body Height, Weight, Exertion,Medical History Taking, Musculoskeletal System Physi-ology]
Some psychological aspects of industrial injury. (English)Berger, J. C. Illinois med. J., 147, 364, 384, Apr. 75.[Human, Accidents Industrial, Neuroses Post-TraumaticAetiology, Occupational Diseases Aetiology, Psycho-physiological Disorders]
Analyzing absenteeism: a first step toward control. (English)Kirtane, M. Hosp. Progr., 56, 71-3, Mar. 75.[Absenteeism, Hospital Nursing Staff Supply and Distribu-tion, Hospital Personnel Administration, Methods,Motivation, Statistics, Systems Analysis]
Helping the chronic psychiatric patient in an industrial therapysetting. An experiment in inter-disciplinary co-operation.(English)Pattie, A., Williams, A., Emery, D. Brit. J. Psychiat., 126,30-3, Jan. 75.[Human, Chronic Disease, Emotional Stress, Imagination,Interprofessional Relations, Leisure Activities, MentalDisorders Rehabilitation, Physical Education and Training,Professional-Patient Relations, Psychological Tests, SocialBehaviour]
Vocational interests of air traffic control personnel. (English)Smith, R. C., Hutto, G. L. Aviat. Space environm. Med.46, 871-7, Jul. 75.[Human, Aptitude, Aviation Manpower, Career Mobility,Personal Satisfaction, Specialism, Vocational Guidance]
Mental health in isolated new mining towns in Australia.(English)Burvill, P. W. Aust. N.Z. J. Psychiat., 9, 77-83, Jun. 75.[Human, Emigration and Immigration, Environment,Family Characteristics, General Practice, Housing,Marriage, Mental Disorders Occurrence Aetiology, Min-ing, Personality, Sex Factors, Social Isolation, UrbanPopulation, Australia]
Evaluating the effects and feasibility of an at work stairclimbingintervention program for men. (English)Fardy, P. S., Ilmarinen, J. Med. Sei. Sports, 7, 91-3, Sum-mer 75.[Human, Anthropometry, Cardiovascular Diseases Pre-vention and Control, Cardiovascular System Physiology,Evaluation Studies, Exertion, Leg, Oxygen Consumption,Skinfold Thickness]
Occupational stress and coronary heart disease. A review andtheoretical integration. (English)House, J. S. J. Hlth. soc. Behav., 15, 12-27, Mar. 74.[Human, Attitude, Autonomic Nervous System Physiology,Coronary Disease Aetiology Mortality, Longevity, ModelsPsychological, Negroes, Occupations, Personal Satis-faction, Personality, Psychology Industrial, ResearchDesign, Review, Self Concept, Sex Factors, Social Environ-ment, Stress Psychological, United States]
Behavioral toxicology: a developing discipline. (English)Mello, N. K. Fed. Proc., 34, 1832-4, Aug. 75.[Human, Asbestos Pharmacodynamics, Behaviour DrugEffects, Brain Physiopathology Drug Effects, CarbonDisulphide Pharmacodynamics, Carbon Monoxide Phar-macodynamics, Environmental Pollutants, Lead Pharma-codynamics, Mercury Pharmacodynamics, Noise Ad-verse Effects, Toxicology]
Absence from work attributed to sickness: its nature andcontrol. (English)Carter, J. T. Community Health (Bristol), 6, 330-5, May-Jun. 75.[Human, Morbidity, Absenteeism, Great Britain]
Variation in duration of disability among Metropolitanemployees. (English)Hlth. Phys., 28,9-12, Jun. 75.[Human, Disability Evaluation, Insurance Life, Morbidity,Mortality, Occupations, Sex Factors, Time Factors,United States]
The able disabled. (English)Sears, J. H. J. Rehab., 41, 19-22, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Employment, Handicapped, Rehabilitation Vocational]
Rehabilitation is working. (English)Hutchison, J. J. Rehab., 41, 32-4, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Attitude, Education Special, Industry, Legislation,Rehabilitation Vocational, United States]
Vocational rehabilitation counselling: a 'second class' profes-
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sion? (English)Lamb, H. R., Mackota, C. J. Rehab., 41, 21-3, 49, May-Jun. 75.[Counselling, Health Occupations, RehabilitationVocational]
Rehabilitation of visually handicapped persons (Author'stranslation). (German)Merte, H. J. Klin. Mbl. Augenheilk., 166, 151-5, Feb. 75.[Human, Blindness Rehabilitation, Methods, Vision Dis-orders Rehabilitation, Germany West, English Abstracts]
Physical activity at work and other factors of coronary heartdisease risk (Author's translation). (Polish)Sznajd, J., Adamek-Guzik, Nowacki, G., Wasowicz, B.,Hartwich, A., Kulig, J. Przegl. lek., 32, 559-62, 1975.[Human, Blood Pressure, Body Weight, Coronary DiseaseOccurrence, Exertion, Occupations, Sex Factors, EnglishAbstract]
Problem of the psychological selection of student pilots. Initialresults in relation to the use of Rorschach test in a group ofstudent pilots. (Italian)Sparvieri, P. Riv. Med. aeronaut., 33, 218-38, Apr.-Jun.70.[Human, Aviation Medicine, Learning, PsychologyIndustrial, Rorschach Test, English Abstract]
Social and occupational readaption of patients after radicalsurgery of stomach cancer. (Russian)Simonov, N. N. Sovetsk. Med., 2, 119-23, Feb. 75.[Human, Adaptation Psychological, Stomach NeoplasmsRehabilitation Surgery, Work Capacity Evaluation,English Abstract]
Man is not just a number. (Afrikaans)Bock, 0. A. S. Afr. med. J., 49, 593-5, 29 Mar. 75.
[Human, Absenteeism, Attitude of Health Personnel,Attitude to Health, Communication, Depression ReactiveAetiology, Ethics Medical, Personality, Physician-PatientRelations, Stress Psychological, English Abstract]
Employee health behaviour in Oulu University Central Hospi-tal. (Finnish)Jiirvinen, P. H., Kaila, J. M. Sairaanhoitaja, 50, 24-7, 8 Jun.75.[Human, Absenteeism, Finland, Hospital Personnel,Morbidity, Occupational Health Services Utilization,University Hospitals, English Abstract]
Effects of a physical activity program on middle-aged, sedentarycorporation executives. (English)Horne, W. M. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 241-5, Mar.75.[Human, Administrative Personnel, Blood Pressure, BodyWeight, Cholesterol Blood, Exertion, Heart Rate, PhysicalEducation and Training]
The ex-mental patient as an employee: an on-the-job evaluation.(English)Howard, G. Amer. J. Orthopsychiat., 45, 479-83, Apr. 75.[Human, Absenteeism, Aptitude, Attitude, Counselling,Employment, Interpersonal Relations, Mental DisordersRehabilitation]
Vocational status of multiple sclerosis patients in Israel.(English)Rozin, R., Schiff, Y., Kahana, E., Soffer, D. Arch. phys.
Med., 56, 300-4, Jul. 75.[Human, Educational Status, Family Characteristics,Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation, Work Capacity Evalua-tion]
4 Traumatic conditions, accidents, and accident prevention
Safety evaluation concepts. (English) Injections Intradermal, Laterality, Postoperative Compli-Golberg, L. J. Ass. off. anal. Chem., 58, 635-44, Jul. 75. cations AetiologyPreventionand Control, English Abstract][Human, Animal Experiments, Accident Prevention, Abnormal mental reactions of the injured. (German)Biological Assay, Carcinogens, Environmental Health, Tselin, M. Handchirurgie, 2, 61-6, 1970.Evaluation Studies, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level, [Human, Attitude of Health Personnel, Disability Evalua-Safety, Teratogens, Toxicology] tion, Hand Injuries Physiopathology Surgery Rehabilita-
Occupational and other fatality rates. (English) tion, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, PsychologyPochin, E. E. Community Health (Bristol), 6,2-13, Jul.-Aug. Industrial, Psychopathology, Shock Traumatic, Sick Role,74. Wound Healing, English Abstract][Human, Accidents Industrial, Europe, Great Britain, High-pressure injection injury. Potential hazard of "enhancedMortality, Occupational Diseases Mortality, United recovery". (English)States] O'Reilly, R. J, Blatt, G. J. Amer. med. Ass., 233, 533-4, 11
Hand injuries resulting from greaseguns and high pressure color Aug. 75.injections. (German) [Accidents Industrial, Ampicillin, and Cephalothin
Hentschel, M. Handchirurgie, 2, 171-4, 1970. Therapeutic Use, Finger Injuries Aetiology, Foreign[Human, Accidents Industrial, Amputation, Dyes, Fats Bodies, Hand Radiography, Petroleum, Pressure, SodiumAdverse Effects, Hand Injuries Surgery Radiography, Therapeutic Use]
5 Effects of inorganic substances and minerals
Ballistocardiographic and electrocardiographic changes in men Advances in the pathology of respiratory diseases caused byworking with lead. (English) noxious agents (Author's translation). (German)Konstantinova, M. Bibl. cardiol. (Basel), 33, 101-4, 1975. Kuhne, W. Z. Erkr. Atmungsorgane, 141, 18-23, 1974.[Human, Ballistocardiography, Electrocardiography, Heart [Human, Air Pollution Prevention and Control, AsbestosDiseases Diagnosis Chemically Induced, Lead Poisoning Adverse Effects, Bronchitis Chemically Induced, Pneumo-Diagnosis, Lead Administration and Dosage, Myocardium coniosis Pathology, Pulmonary Emphysema ChemicallyMetabolism] Induced, Quartz Adverse Effects, Silicosis Aetiology,
Pleural mesotheliomas and asbestos exposure (Author's trans- English Abstract]lation). (German) Consequences of lead in the ambient environment: an analysis.Sturm, W. Z. Erkr. Atmungsorgane, 141, 24-30. 1974. (English)[Human, Asbestos Adverse Effects, Asbestosis Complica- Bethea, R. M., Betha, N. Residue Rev., 54, 55-77, 1975.tions, Mesothelioma Aetiology Complications, Pleural [Human, Automobile Exhaust, Environmental PollutionNeoplasms Aetiology Complications, English Abstract] Analysis, Food Analysis, Intestinal Absorption, Lead
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Poisoning Metabolism Blood Urine, Monitoring Systems,Plant Analysis, Respiration, Review, Soil PollutantsAnalysis, Water Supply, Review]
Neuropsychological manifestations of lead poisoning. (English)Millichap, J. G. Illinois med. J., 147, 170-1, Feb. 75.[Human, Brain Diseases Chemically Induced, LeadPoisoning Complications, Prognosis]
Is talc a carcinogen? Review of current data. (French)Pelfrene, A., Shubik, P. Nouv. Presse Med., 4, 801-3, 15Mar. 75.[Human, Asbestos Toxicity, Carcinogens, Food Con-tamination, Neoplasms Chemically Induced, OvarianNeoplasms Analysis, Respiratory Tract NeoplasmsChemically Induced, Stomach Neoplasms ChemicallyInduced, Talc Toxicity Analysis, Uterine NeoplasmsAnalysis, Review, English Abstract]
Establishment of the maximum permissible concentration offerrous industrial carbon black dusts in the air of manu-facturing enterprises. (Russian)Troitskaia, N. A., Velichkovskl, B. T., Bikmullina, S. K.Sazhina, T. G., Gordnova, N. V. Gig. Tr. prof. Zabol., 3,32-6, Mar. 75.[Human, Carbon Standards, Chemical Industry, Com-parative Study, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level,Pneumoconiosis Pathology, Rubber, U.S.S.R., EnglishAbstract]
Microclimate of Soligorsk potassium mines and its effect on thewell-being and work capacity of miners. (Russian)Tostykh, E. S., Sokovnin, V. I., Selskov, V. M. Gig. Tr.prof. Zabol., 3, 12-4, Mar. 75.[Human, Disability Evaluation, Environmental Exposure,Mining, Potassium, Ventilation, Work Capacity Evalua-tion, English Abstract]
Asbestos exposure and multiple primary tumors. (English)Dohner, V. A., Beegle, R. G., Miller, W. T. Amer. Rev.resp. Dis., 112, 181-99, Aug. 75.[Human, Adenocarcinoma Occurrence, Adenoma Occur-rence, Air Pollutants Occupational Adverse Effects,Asbestos Adverse Effects, Carcinoma Bronchogenic Occur-rence, Carcinoma Epidermoid Occurrence, Colonic Neo-plasms Occurrence, Environmental Exposure, Lung Neo-plasms Occurrence Radiography Pathology, Lung Path-ology, Mesothelioma Occurrence, Neoplasms MultiplePrimary Occurrence, Occupational Diseases ChemicallyInduced, Pleural Neoplasms Occurrence, RetrospectiveStudies, Smoking Complications]
Does lead contribute to the pathogenesis of spine disease?(German)Stofen, D. Z. Orthop., 113, 59-67, Feb. 75.[Human, Animal Experiments, Horses, Rats, Sheep,Air Pollution, Automobile Exhaust, Bone and BonesMetabolism, Bone Diseases Aetiology Veterinary, CarbonMonoxide Poisoning Complications, Chronic Disease,Edta Therapeutic Use, Intervertebral Disc Metabolism,Lead Poisoning Complications Metabolism Drug Therapy,Lead Pharmacodynamics, Spinal Diseases AetiologyOccurrence Veterinary, Germany West, English Abstract]
Skin diseases in workers coming in contact with inhibitors ofthe atmospheric corrosion of metals. (Russian)Tsyrkunov, L. P. Vestn. Derm. Vener., 3, 62-5, Mar. 75.[Human, Corrosion, Cyclohexylamines Pharmacodynam-ics, Dermatitis Contact Diagnosis, EnvironmentalExposure, Ethylamines Pharmacodynamics, Metals, Occu-pational Dermatitis Diagnosis, Skin Tests, Ukraine,English Abstract]
The influence of cutaneous hypersensitivity to beryllium on thedevelopment of experimental pulmonary berylliosis. (English)Reeves, A. L., Krivanek, N. D. Trans. N. Y. Acad Sci, 36,78-93, Jan 74.[Animal Experiments, Guinea Pigs, Beryllium Pharmaco-dynamics Immunology, Granuloma Chemically Induced,Hypersensitivity Delayed, Metaplasia Chemically Induced,Pneumoconiosis Immunology, Pneumonia Chemically
Induced, Pulmonary Fibrosis Chemically Induced, SkinDiseases Chemically Induced Pathology, Sulphates,United States Government Supported, N.I.H.]
Pulmonary hemodynamics in silicosis and anthracosilicosiswith small opacities. (French)Polu, J. M., Uffholtz, H., Bohadana, A. B., Farzaneh, N.,Sadoul, P. Rev. Inst. Hvg. Mines, 29, 149-52, 1974.[Human, Anthracosilicosis Complications, Blood GasAnalysis, Cardiac Output, Coal Mining, Hydrogen-IonConcentration, Hypertension, Hyperventilation, LungVolume Measurements, Oxyhaemoglobin Analysis, Pul-monary Artery, Pulmonary Heart Disease Aetiology,Silicosis Complications, Spirometry]
Changes in blood gas concentrations in pneumoconiosis in coalminers. (French)Frans, A., Brasseur, L. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 138-43,1974.[Human, Carbon Dioxide Blood, Coal Mining, Exertions,Oxygen Blood, Pneumoconiosis Blood, Rest, Ventilation-Perfusion Ratio]
Transfer of carbon monoxide in apnoea in simple forms ofanthracosilicosis. Comparisons with ventilatory and res-piratory blood parameters. (French)Guerrin, F., Robin, H., Boulenguez, C., Voisin, C. Rev.Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 119-24, 1974.[Human, Anthracosilicosis Physiopathology Radiography,Apnoea, Carbon Dioxide Blood, Carbon MonoxideMetabolism, Coal Mining, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration,Oxygen Blood, Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity, Spirometry]
Transfer factor in pneumoconiosis of coalworkers. (English)Cotes, J. E. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 113-8, 1974.[Human, Age Factors, Airway Resistance, Body Weight,Coal Mining, Emphysema, Ethnic Groups, Pneumoconio-sis Physiopathology Diagnosis, Pulmonary Circulation,Respiratory Dead Space, Transfer Factor Physiology,Ventilation-Perfusion Ratio]
Exercise tests in anthracosilicosis. (French)Casula, D. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 103-12, 1974.[Human, Anthracosilicosis Diagnosis, Blood Gas Analysis,Blood Pressure, Bronchitis, Carbon Dioxide Metabolism,Electrocardiography, Exercise Test, Oxygen Consumption,Spirometry]
Pulmonary ventilation and circulation measured by spirometryand intravascular scanning in silicosis. (French)Scarpa, G. L., Madeddu, G. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 93-7,1974.[Human, Iodine Radioisotopes, Lung Physiopathology,Pulmonary Circulation, Radioisotope Scanning, SilicosisPhysiopathology Radiography, Spirometry, Ventilation-Perfusion Ratio]
Alveolo-capillary diffusion measured by isotope methods insimple forms of pneumoconiosis in the coal miner. (French)Yernault, J. C., Robience, Y. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 85-92, 1974.[Human, Aerosols, Albumins Administration and Dosage,Bronchitis Physiopathology, Coal Mining, InjectionsIntravenous, Lung Volume Measurements, Pneumoconio-sis Physiopathology Radiography, Pulmonary AlveoliPhysiopathology, Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity, Radio-isotope Scanning, Technetium, Xenon Radioisotopes]
Distribution of inhaled air in coal workers with and withoutsilicosis. (English)Smidt, U. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29,72-84, 1974.[Human, Age Factors, Carbon Dioxide Analysis, CoalMining, Dust, Lung Volume Measurements, OxygenAnalysis, Respiratory Dead Space, Silicosis DiagnosisRadiography Physiopathology, Smoking, Time Factors,English Abstract]
Airway resistance and pulmonary compliance measurementsvia central vein and via oesophagus. Results in anthracosilico-sis. (French)Gillard, C., Ostan, B., Gossart, R., Dierckx, J. P. Rev. Inst.Hyg. Mines, 29, 62 71, 1974.
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[Human, Animal Experiments, Dogs, Air Pressure, AirwayResistance, Anthracosilicosis Physiopathology, BronchitisPhysiopathology, Emphysema Physiopathology Radiogra-phy, Oesophagus, Lung Compliance, Lung VolumeMeasurements, Vena Cava Superior, Venous Pressure]
Static compliance in the micronodular stadium of silicosis.Comparison of experimental data in man and rat. (French)Verstraeten, J. M., Lacroix, E. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29,59-61, 1974.[Human, Animal Experiments, Rats, Comparative Study,Lung Compliance, Lung Volume Measurements, LungPhysiopathology, Respiration, Silicosis Physiopathology]
Early diagnosis of asbestosis in asbestos workers under medicalsupervision. (English)Smithers, W. J. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 148, 1974.[Asbestosis Diagnosis Radiography, Lung Radiography,Great Britain]
Lung function in coal w(,rkers in relation to age and to size andprofusion of small pneumoconiotic opacities. (English)Worth, G., Smidt, U. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 144-7,1974.[Human, Age Factors, Airway Resistance, Blood GasAnalysis, Coal Mining, Lung Volume Measurements,Pneumoconiosis Physiopathology Radiography]
Changes in laryngeal calibre due to inhalation of dust. (English)Dixon, M., Richardson, P., Stransky, A., Szereda-Przestaszewska, M., Widdicombe, J. G. Rev. Inst. Hyg.Mines, 29, 55-8, 1974.[Animal Experiments, Cats, Rabbits, Abdominal WallPhysiology, Airway Resistance, Ammonia Pharmacody-namics, Blood Pressure, Bronchi Drug Effects, DiaphragmPhysiology, Dust, Electromyography, Histamine Pharma-codynamics, Larynx Physiopathology, Lung Drug Effects,Pneumoconiosis Physiopathology, Pressure, Reflex, Res-piration, Smoking, Tidal Volume, Vagotomy, VagusNerve Physiology]
Small airways disease in coalworkers' pneumoconiosis. (Eng-lish)Seaton, A., Lapp, N. L. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 51-4,1974.[Human, Airway Obstruction Diagnosis, Bronchitis, CoalMining, Pneumoconiosis Diagnosis, Residual Volume,Respiration, Total Lung Capacity]
Subclinical lead poisoning: a preventable disease. (English)Waldron, H. A. Prev. Med., 4, 135-53, Jun. 75.[Human, Animal Experiments, Air analysis, Brain Damage,Chronic Aetiology, Cerebrovascular Disorders Aetiology,Child Behaviour Disorders Aetiology, Cooking and EatingUtensils, Environmental Exposure, Erythrocytes Enzy-mology, Foetus Drug Effects, Food Analysis, ImmunityDrug Effects, Lead Poisoning Prevention and ControlOccurrence Complications, Lead Pharmacodynamics,Motor Neurons Drug Effects, Multiple Sclerosis Aetiology,Neoplasms Aetiology, Paint Poisoning, Pregnancy,Reproduction Drug Effects, Soil Analysis, United States]
Diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis. Responsibility of hardmetals. (French)Baudouin, J., Jobard, P., Moline, J., Lavandier, M.,Roullier, A., Homasson, J. P. Nouv. Presse Med., 4, 1353-55, 3 May 75.[Human, Biopsy, Cobalt Adverse Effects, Dust, DyspnoeaAetiology, Environmental Exposure, Lung Pathology,Metals Adverse Effects, Niobium Adverse Effects, Occupa-tional Diseases Chemically Induced, PneumoconiosisDiagnosis, Pulmonary Fibrosis Chemically InducedDiagnosis Radiography, Respiratory Function Tests,Tantalum Adverse Effects, Titanium Adverse Effects,Tungsten Adverse Effects, English Abstract]
Maximal mid-expiratory flow (MMEF) in the evolution of therespiratory functional patter of silicosis (Author's trans-lation). (Italian)De Zotti, R., Reggiani, A., Viola, A., Mazzonetto, M. Lav.Um., 27,99-103, Jul. 75.
[Human, Forced Expiratory Flow Rates, MaximalExpiratory Flow-Volume Curves, Maximal MidexpiratoryFlow Rate, Respiration, Silicosis Physiopathology,Spirometry, Vital Capacity, English Abstract]
Exposure to asbestos and laryngeal carcinoma. (English)Stell, P. M., McGill, T. J. Laryngol. Otol., 89, 513-7, May75.[Human, Asbestos Adverse Effects, Carcinoma Epider-moid Chemically Induced, Environmental Exposure,Laryngeal Neoplasms Chemically Induced, OccupationalDiseases Chemically Induced, Retrospective Studies,Smoking]
Dose-response relationships for inorganic lead. I. Biochemicaland haematological responses. II. Subjective and functionalresponses-chronic sequelae-no-response levels. (English)Zielhuis, R. L. Int. Arch. occup. environm. Hlth., 35, 1-18and 19-35, Jul. 75.[Human, Animal Experiments, Adenosine TriphosphataseBlood, Aminolevulinic Acid Dehydratase Blood, Amino-levulinic Acid Urine, Biological Transport Drug Effects,Brain Diseases Chemically Induced, Chromosomes DrugEffects, Coproporphyrins Urine, Dose-response Relation-ship Drug, Environmental Exposure, Erythrocytes DrugEffects, Glioma Chemically Induced, Glutathione Blood,Hydro-lyases Blood, Hydroxyindoleacetic Acid Urine,Hyperkinesis Chemically Induced, Kidney DiseasesChemically Induced, Lead Poisoning Metabolism Enzy-mology, Lead Pharmacodynamics, Levulinic Acids Urine,Minimal Brain Dysfunction Chemically Induced, Neo-plasms Experimental Chemically Induced, Neural Con-duction Drug Effects, Neurological Manifestations,Peripheral Nerve Diseases Chemically Induced, PorphyrinsUrine Blood, Potassium Metabolism, ProtoporphyrinsBlood, Pyruvates Blood, Sodium Metabolism, Review]
The diagnosis of asbestosis. (English)Scott, J. K., Hunt, R. Brit. J. Dis. Chest, 69, 51-6, Jan.75.[Human, Asbestosis Diagnosis Physiopathology Radi-ography, Biopsy, Environmental Exposure, Lung Radi-ography Physiopathology, Pneumothorax Aetiology,Smoking, Spirometry, Vital Capacity, Asbestos Analysis]
Plumbism in Rhodesia. (English)Stoke, J. Cent. Afr. J. Med., 21, 119-24, Jun. 75.[Human, Lead Poisoning Occurrence Blood, Rhodesia]
Six cases of ferroalloy workers' disease. (English)Taylor, D. M., Davies, J. C. Cent. Afr. J. Med., 21, 67-71,Apr. 75.[Human, Alloys, Body Temperature, Iron, OccupationalDiseases Radiography]
Chromosome analysis of lymphocytes from cadmium workersand Itai-itai patients. (English)Bui, T. H., Lindsten, J., Nordberg, G. F. Environmn. Res.,9, 187-95, Apr. 75.[Human, Cadmium Poisoning Blood Urine, ChromosomeAberrations, Japan, Karyotyping, Lymphocytes Ultra-structure, Proteinuria, Sweden]
Mortality of lead workers. (English)Cooper, W. C., Gaffey, W. R. J. occup. Med., 17, 100-7,Feb. 75.[Human, Cardiovascular Diseases Mortality, ComparativeStudy, Environmental Exposure, Kidney DiseasesMortality, Lead Poisoning Mortality, Lead Blood Urine,Life Expectancy, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level,Neoplasms Mortality, Prospective Studies]
Usefulness of biologic and air standards for lead. (English)Stokinger, H. E.J. occup. Med., 17, 108-12, Feb. 75.[Human, Air Pollution Prevention and Control, Environ-mental Exposure, Lead Poisoning Diagnosis, Metabolism,Maximum Permissible Exposure Level]
Lead Industries Association position. (English)Lynam, D. R. J. occup. Med., 17, 84-90, Feb. 75.[Human, Air Pollution Prevention and Control, Environ-mental Exposure, Government Agencies, Hygiene, Lead
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Poisoning Prevention and Control Aetiology, Lead BloodUrine, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level]
Organized labor recommendations. (English)Samuels, S. W. J. occup. Med., 17, 80-3, Feb. 75.[Human, Environmental Exposure, Labour Unions, LeadPoisoning Prevention and Control Aetiology, Lead Blood,Maximum Permissible Exposure Level, United States]
Discussion of a justification for NIOSH recommended biologi-cal limits. (English)Smith, R. G. J. occup. Med., 17, 97-9, Feb. 75.[Human, Environmental Exposure, Government Agencies,Lead Poisoning Prevention and Control, Lead BloodAnalysis, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level]
Arsenical air pollution and lung cancer. (English)Blot, W. J., Fraumeni, J. F., Jr. Lancet, 2, 142-4, 26 Jul.75.[Human, Air Pollutants Adverse Effects, Arsenic, Copper,Lead, Lung Neoplasms Chemically Induced Mortality,Metallurgy, Population Density, Sex Ratio, Zinc]
Structure-function relationships in widespread fine focusedanthracosilicosis in coal miners. (German)Hartung, von W. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 18-23, 1974.[Human, Air Sacs, Anthracosilicosis, Bronchi Pathology,Coal Mining, Dust, Emphysema Aetiology, Lung VolumeMeasurements, Lung Blood Supply, English Abstract]
Simple forms of pneumoconiosis in the coal miner. (French)Grailles, M., Martin, J. C. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 8-17,1974.[Human, Anthracosilicosis Pathology, Coal Mining, LungPathology Radiography, Macrophages, PneumoconiosisPathology Radiography]
Lead poisoning with pigmentation of the oral mucosa. Reviewof the literature and report of a case. (English)ten Bruggenkate, C. M., Lopes Cardozo, E., Maaskant, P.,van der Waal, I., Oral Surg., 39, 747-53, May 75.[Human, Calcium Therapeutic Use Administration andDosage, Edta Therapeutic Use Administration and Dosage,Gingival Diseases Chemically Induced, Lead PoisoningComplications Diagnosis Drug Therapy, PigmentationDisorders]
Damage to the respiratory system in foundry workers of the"Energoinvest". (Serbian)Udzvarlid, H., Tanaskovic, B., Roubid, A., Kranjadevid,N., Plevljakovic, E. Plucne Bolesti Tuberk., 26, 170-7, Apr.-Dec. 74.[Human, Metallurgy, Occupational Diseases, RespiratoryTract Diseases Aetiology, Yugoslavia, English Abstract]
Damage to the respiratory system of zinc and lead miners in
Srebrenica. (Serbian)Ud2varlid, H., Tanaskovid, B., Roubid, A., Plevljakovid, E.,Bradid, D. Pluene Bolesti Tuberk., 26, 162-9, Apr.-Dec. 74.[Human, Bronchitis Aetiology, Lead Adverse Effects,Mining, Pneumoconiosis, Respiratory Tract DiseasesAetiology, Tuberculosis, Zinc Adverse Effects, Yugoslavia,English Abstract]
Background documentation of evaluation of occupationalexposure to airborne asbestos. (English)Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 91-103, Feb. 75.[Human, Asbestos Analysis Poisoning, AsbestosisAetiology, Calcinosis, Carcinoma Bronchogenic, fron,Lung Neoplasms, Mesothelioma Chemically Induced,Metalloproteins, Particle Size, Peritoneal Neoplasms,Pleural Neoplasms Chemically Induced, Air PollutionAnalysis, Review, Statistics]
Epidemiological implications ofenvironmental cadmium. I. Theprobable utility of human hair for occupational trace metal(cadmium) screening. (English)Oleru, U. G. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 229-33, Mar.75.[Human, Autopsy, Cadmium Metabolism Analysis, Envi-ronmental Exposure, Hair Metabolism Analysis, Kidney,Liver and Lung Metabolism, Spectrophotometry AtomicAbsorption, Trace Elements Analysis]
Occupational diseases of the lungs. Part II. Inhalation diseasesdue to inorganic dust. (English)Wolf, A. F. Ann. Allergy, 35, 87-92, Aug. 75.[Human, Allergens, Aluminum, Asbestosis PathologyComplications, Beryllium, Bronchial Neoplasms Aetiology,Glass, Lung Pathology, Mesothelioma Aetiology, Smok-ing Physiopathology, Talc]
Cadmium: biological effects and occurrence in the environment.(English)Fassett, D. W. Ann. Rev. Pharmacol., 15,425-35, 1975.[Human, Cadmium Pharmacodynamics Poisoning, Cal-cium Pharmacodynamics, Carbohydrates Metabolism,Copper Pharmacodynamics, Renal Hypertension, Indus-trial Waste, Japan, Kidney Drug Effects, NeoplasmsChemically Induced, Protein Binding Proteinuria Chemi-cally Induced, Zinc Pharmacodynamics, Review]
Lead neuropathy: case report. (English)Oh, S. J. Arch. phys. Med., 56, 312-7, Jul. 75.[Human, Alcoholism Complications, Edta TherapeuticUse, Electromyography, Lead Poisoning ComplicationsDrug Therapy Aetiology, Nervous System Diseases,Neural Conduction]
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Critique: occupational disease among operating room person-nel. (English)Walts, L. F., Forsythe, A. B., Moore, G. Anesthesiology,42, 608-11, May 75.[Human, Abnormalities Occurrence, Abortion Occurrence,Anaesthetics Poisoning, Hepatitis Homologous SerumOccurrence, Kidney Diseases Occurrence, LeukaemiaOccurrence, Lymphoma Occurrence, Operating RoomsManpower, Pregnancy]
Pulmonary fibrosis in persons occupationally exposed topesticides (Author's translation). (German)Barthel, E. Z. Erkr. Atmungsorgane, 141, 7-17, 1974.[Human, Lung Pathology, Pesticides Adverse Effects,Pulmonary Fibrosis Chemically Induced RadiographyPathology, English Abstract]
Vinyl chloride: a report of a European assessment. (English)Van Esch, G. J., Van Logten, M. J. Toxicology, 4, 1-4,1975.[Human, Carcinogens Pharmacodynamics, HepatitisToxic Aetiology, Liver Neoplasms Chemically Induced,
Polyvinyls Toxicity, Animal Experiments, Rats, VinylCompounds Toxicity Pharmacodynamics]
Anesthesiologists and the environment in the operation room.(Japanese)Kemi, C., Yanagida, H., Yamamura H. Jap. J. Anesthesiol.,24, 1-11,Jan. 75.[Human, Abortion Chemically Induced, Air Microbiology,Anaesthetics Toxicity, Arrhythmia Chemically Induced,Cell Division Drug Effects, Halothane Toxicity, HepatitisToxic Aetiology, Hypersensitivity Aetiology, Immunosup-pression, Kidney Diseases Chemically Induced, MyastheniaGravis Chemically Induced, Noise, Platelet AggregationDrug Effects, Review, Suicide, English Abstract]
Background information on chloroprene. (English)Lloyd, J. W., Decoufle, P., Moore, R. M. J. occup. Med.,17, 263-5, Apr. 75.[Human, Butadiene Analogs and Derivatives Toxicity,Embryo Drug Effects, Foetal Death Chemically Induced,Hydrocarbons Chlorinated Toxicity, Lung NeoplasmsChemically Induced, Maximum Permissible Exposure
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Level, Neoprene Toxicity, Skin Neoplasms ChemicallyInduced]
Solvent exposure and leukemia among rubber workers: anepidemiologic study. (English)McMichael, A. J., Spirtas, R., Kupper, L. L., Gamble, J. F.J. occup. Med., 17,234-9, Apr. 75.[Human, Benzene Poisoning, Epidemiological Methods,Leukaemia Lymphocytic Chemically Induced, LeukaemiaMyelocytic mortality, Rubber, Solvents Poisoning, TimeFactors]
How to control worker exposure to vinyl chloride. (English)Beliczky, L. S. Int. J. occup. Hlth. Saf., 44, 22-5, Mar.-Apr.75.[Human, Air Pollution Analysis, Angiosarcoma ChemicallyInduced, Chemical Industry, Dust, EnvironmentalExposure, Liver Neoplasms Chemically Induced, Maxi-mum Permissible Exposure Level, Polyvinyl ChlorideChemica ISynthesis, Respirators, Vinyl Chloride Poisoninganalysis]
Work hygiene in the manufacture of amino-tobias acid fromthe viewpoint of the carcinogenic danger for workers.(Russian)Lipkin, I. L., Genin, V. A. Gig. Tr. prof. Zabol., 3, 5-9,Mar. 75.[Environmental Exposure, Naphthalenesulphonates Phar-macodynamics Chemical Synthesis, Neoplasms Experi-mental Chemically Induced, Structure-Activity Relation-ship, English Abstract]
Some characteristics of the clinical course of occupationaldiseases in workers manufacturing triaryl phosphates.(Russian)Alzenshtadt, V. S. Gig. Tr. prof. Zabol., 3, 23-6, Mar. 75.[Human, Chemical Industry, Chronic Disease, Organo-phosphorous Compounds Chemical Synthesis Poisoning,Poisoning Physiopathology, U.S.S.R., English Abstract]
Formalin asthma in hospital staff. (English)Hendrick, D. J., Lane, D. J. Brit. med. J., 1, 607-8, 15 Mar.75.[Human, Asthma Chemically Induced Diagnosis Physio-pathology, Formaldehyde, Formalin Adverse EffectsDiagnostic Use, Hospital Personnel, Spirometry]
Potential exposure of workers to parathion through contamina-tion of cigarettes. (English)Wolfe, H. R., Armstrong, J. F., Staiff, D. C., Comer, S. W.Bull. environ. Contam. Toxicol., 13, 369-76, Mar. 75.[Human, Agricutural Workers' Diseases ChemicallyInduced, Apple, Parathion Poisoning Analysis, Smoking]
On the abortive and teratogenous action of volatile and gaseousanaesthetic agents (Author's translation). (German)Hempel, V. Anaesthesist, 24, 249-52, Jun. 75.[Human, Abortifacient Agents Pharmacodynamics, AirPollutants Occupational, Anaesthesia Inhalation AdverseEffects, Binding Sites, Cell Division Drug Effects, Environ-mental Exposure, Mitosis Drug Effects, MolecularConformation, Occupational Diseases Chemically Induced,Operating Rooms, Pregnancy, Protein Binding, Teratogens,English Abstract]
Occupational dermatoses in workers engaged in pesticideoutput. (Russian)Tomashivski, D. I. Vestn. Derm. Vener., 4, 59-62, Apr. 75.[Human, Chemical Industry, Dermatitis Contact Immu-nology, Occupational Dermatitis Chemically InducedImmunology, Pesticides Adverse Effects, Skin Tests,Zineb Immunology, U.S.S.R., English Abstract]
Study of sensitizing effect of formaldehyde under conditions ofproduction of plastic masses. (Russian)Kuz'menko, N. M., Buslenko, A. I., Kataeva, S. E.,Kravchenko, T. I., Asatian, R. S. Vrach. Delo, 6, 131-4,Jun. 75.[Human, Air Pollutants Occupational, Chemical Industry,Drug Hypersensitivity, Formaldehyde Adverse Effects,Occupational Diseases Chemically Induced, Plastics,U.S.S.R.]
An explanation for chloracne-an industrial hazard. (English)Cuncliffe, W. J., Williams, M., Edwards, J. C., Williams, S.,Holland, K. T., Roberts, C. D., Holmes, R. L., Williamson,D., Palmer, W. C. Acta. derm.-venerol. (Stockh.), 55, 211-4,1975.[Human, Acne Chemically Induced Pathology Metabolism,Environmental Exposure, Hydrocarbons ChlorinatedPoisoning, Lipids Metabolism, Occupational DermatitisChemically Induced, Sebaceous Glands Metabolism,Squalene metabolism]
State of pulmonary ventilation in workers with chronic carbonmonoxide poisoning. (Russian)Gokina, M. S., Golubeva, A. V., Kharlamova, Z. G.,Mikhallushkina, S. P. Vrach. Delo, 6, 118-21, Jun. 75.[Human, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Physiopathology,Lung Physiopathology, Maximal Expiratory Flow Rate,Occupational Diseases Physiopathology, Spirometry,Total Lung Capacity, Vital Capacity, Ukraine, EnglishAbstract]
A survey of work environment of upper-shoe factories (Author'stranslation). (Italian)Scrima, M., Cecchini-Cioppi, E. Lav. Um., 27, 104-13, Jul75.[Human, Air Pollutants, Cresols Adverse Effects, Environ-mental Pollution, Microclimate, Occupational DiseasesPrevention and Control, Polyneuritis Chemically InducedPrevention and Control, Shoes, Tritolyl PhosphateAdverse Effects, Italy, English Abstract]
Electrophysiological findings in diphenyl poisoning. (English)Seppalainen, A. M., Hakkinen, I. J. Neurol. Neurosurg.Psychiat., 38,248-52, Mar. 75.[Human, Alpha Rhythm, Biphenyl Compounds Poison-ing, Electroencephalography, Electromyography, Environ-mental Exposure, Evoked Potentials, Fungicides IndustrialPoisoning, Muscles Drug Effects, Neural ConductionDrug Effects, Occupational Diseases Physiopathology,Photic Stimulation, Finland]
The influence of ammonia on some disturbances in proteincarbohydrate and lipid metabolism caused by chronicintoxication with combustion gases. (English)Kosmider, S., Luciak, M., Drozdz, M. Int. Arch. occup.environm. Hlth., 35, 37-59, 11 Jul. 75.[Animal Experiments, Guinea Pigs, Ammonia, BloodProteins Metabolism, Carbohydrates Metabolism, Environ-mental Exposure, Gas Poisoning Prevention and ControlMetabolism, Lipids Metabolism, Nitrogen DioxidePoisoning, Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control,Sulphur Dioxide Poisoning]
Effect of polyvinylpyridine N-oxide on the elimination from thelungs of radioactive cobalt particles which have enteredseparately and together with quartz dust. (Russian)Shpringer, 0. A., Pavlov, B. D., Shadurski, K. S.,Dubovik, V. V., Dergachev, V. I. Farmakol. i Toksikol., 37,729-33, Nov.-Dec. 74.[Animal Experiments, Rats, Autoradiography, CobaltRadioisotopes, Cobalt Pharmacodynamics, Dust, LiverRadiation Effects, Lung Drug Effects Radiation Effects,Lymph Nodes Radiation Effects, Polyvinylpyridine N-Oxide Pharmacodynamics, Polyvinyls Pharmacodynamics,Quartz Pharmacodynamics, Radiation Effects, Radio-metry, Silica Pharmacodynamics, Silicosis Drug Therapy,Time Factors, Trachea, English Abstract].
Pesticide exposure among migrant workers in southern NewJersey. (English)Bogden, J. D., Quinones, M. A., el Nakah, A. Bull.environ. Contam. Toxicol., 13, 513-7, May 75.[Human, Agricultural Workers' Diseases, Carbamates,Cholinesterases Blood, Insecticides Organochlorine, Insec-ticides Organophosphate, Metals, Pesticides, Puerto RicoEthnology, Rabbits, Transients and Migrants, NewJersey]
Contact dermatitis in animal feed mill workers. (English)Burrows, D. Brit. J. Derm., 92, 167-70, Feb. 75.
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[Human, Animal Feed Adverse Effects, ChloroquinolinolsAdverse Effects, Dermatitis Contact Aetiology, EthoxyquinAdverse Effects, Food Additives Adverse Effects, Hydroxy-quinolines Adverse Effects, Occupational DermatitisAetiology, Skin Tests]
Proceedings: portal hypertension induced by vinyl chloride.(English)Smith, P. M., Williams, D. M., Crossley, I. R Gut, 16,402-3, May 75.[Human, Angiosarcoma Chemically Induced, Environ-mental Exposure, Hypertension Portal Chemically Induced,Vinyl Compounds Adverse Effects]
Primary treatment of hydrofluoric acid burns in chemicalindustry. (German)Schuckmann, F. Handchirurgie, 2, 102-4, 1970.[Human, Acids Adverse Effects, Administration Topical,Anaesthesia Local, Animal Experiments, Burns ChemicalTherapy, Calcium Therapeutic Use Administration andDosage, Comparative Study, Hydrofluoric Acid AdverseEffects, Injections Subcutaneous, Ointments, EnglishAbstract]
Contact dermatitis in surgeons from methylmethacrylate bonecement. (English)Fries, I. B., Fisher, A. A., Salvati, E. A. J. Bone Jt. Surg.(Am.), 57, 547-9, Jun. 75.[Human, Bone Cements Adverse Effects, DermatitisContact Aetiology, Gloves Surgical, MethylmethacrylateAdverse Effects]
A survey of anesthetic health hazards among dentists. (English)Cohen, E. N., Brown, B. W., Jr., Bruce, D. L., Cascorbi,H. F., Corbett, T. H., Jones, T. W., Whitcher, C. E. J.Amer. dent. Ass., 90, 1291-6, Jun. 75.[Abnormalities, Abortion Aetiology, Anaesthesia DentalAdverse Effects, Dentists, Environmental Exposure, KidneyDiseases, Liver Diseases, Neoplasms, Pregnancy Complica-tions Aetiology, Retrospective Studies, Smoking Complica-tions, United States]
Occupational asthma due to chemical agents. (French)Pepys, J. Rev. mid. Liege, 30, 421-9, 1 Jul. 75.[Human, Antiobiotics Adverse Effects, Asthma ChemicallyInduced Diagnosis, Drug Hypersensitivity Complications,Gases, Piperazines, Platinum Adverse Effects]
Occupational bladder cancer. (English)Parkes, H. G. Practitioner, 214, 80-6, Jan. 75.[Human, Bladder Neoplasms Chemically Induced Diag-nosis Metabolism, Carcinogens, Cytodiagnosis, Dyes,Mass Screening, Naphthalenes Poisoning Metabolism,Rubber, 2-Naphthylamine Poisoning, Review]
Effect of blood vitamin A levels on the dark adapation ofmine-workers. (English)Van Graan, C. H., Plessis, J. P., Steffens, F. E., Alberts, A.S. Afr. med. J., 49, 884-8, 24 May 75.[Human, Carotene Blood, Dark Adaptation, Mining,Models Biological, Negroes, South Africa, Vitamin ADeficiency Occurrence, Vitamin A Blood]
Effect of vitamin C supplementation on black mineworkers.(English)Visagie, M. E., Plessis, J. P., Laubscher, N. F. S. Afr. med.J., 49,889-92, 24 May 75.[Human, Ascorbic Acid Deficiency Prevention and
Control, Administration and Dosage Blood, Botswana,Lesotho and Malawi Ethnology, Mining, Negroes, SouthAfrica]
An outbreak of a previously undescribed toxic polyneuropathydue to industrial solvent. (English)Allen, N., Mendell, J. R., Billmaier, D., Fontaine, R. E.Trans. Amer. neurol. Ass., 99, 74-9, 1974.[Human, Butanones Poisoning, Electromyography,Ketones Poisoning, Peripheral Nerve Diseases ChemicallyInduced, Solvents]
State of the upper respiratory tracts in workers in organo-fluorine compound manufacture. (Russian)Pleshkova, Z. 1. Vestn. Oto-rino-laring., 2, 72-5, Mar.-Apr.75.[Human, Chemical Industry, Fluorine Adverse Effects,Otorhinolaryngological Diseases, Respiratory Tract Dis-eases Occurrence, U.S.S.R., English Abstract]
Chronic diseases of the larynx in municipal transport drivers.(Russian)Smulevich, V. B., Livshits, G. S. Vestn. Oto-rino-laring., 2,75-6, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Automobile Exhaust, Chronic Disease, LaryngealDiseases, Laryngeal Neoplasms, Laryngitis Occurrence,Moscow, English Abstract]
Early diagnosis of changes in the upper respiratory tracts inworkers manufacturing divinylmethylstyrene rubber.(Russian)Ostapkovich, V. E., Lisovskaia, M. P. Zh. ushn. nos. gorlov.Bolezn., 3, 80-5, May-Jun. 72.[Human, Respiratory Tract Diseases Diagnosis ChemicallyInduced, Rubber, Styrenes, Vinyl Compounds AdverseEffects, English Abstract]
A retrospective study of clinical, physiologic and immunologicchanges in workers exposed to toluene diisocyanate.(English)Porter, C. V., Higgins, R. L., Scheel, L. D. Amer. industr-Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 159-68, Mar. 75.[Human, Agglutination Tests, Air Pollution Analysis,Chemical Industry, Cyanates Toxicity, Passive Transfer,.Pollen, Respiratory Function Tests, Respiratory Hyper-sensitivity Chemically Induced Diagnosis, RetrospectiveStudies, Toluene Diisocyanate Toxicity ImmunologyAnalysis]
Respiratory tract disease from thermosetting resins. Study ofan outbreak in rubber tyre workers. (English)doPico, G. A., Rankin, J., Chosy, L. W., Reddan, W. G.,Barbee, R. A., Gee, B., Dickie, H. A. Ann. intern. Med., 83,177-84, Aug. 75.[Human, Aminoacetonitrile Analogues and Derivatives,Conjunctivitis Chemically Induced, Lung Volume Measure-ments, Lung Pathology, Resins, Resorcinols AdverseEffects, Smoking Complications]
Vinyl chloride exposure in a controlled industrial environment.A long-term mortality experience in 594 employees. (English)Ott, M. G., Langer, R. R., Holder, B. B. Arch. environm-Hlth., 30, 33 3-9, Jul. 75.[Human, Angiosarcoma Occurrence, EnvironmentalExposure, Follow-up Studies, Life Expectancy, LiverNeoplasms Occurrence, Neoplasms Mortality, VinylChloride Poisoning]
7 Effects of animal and vegetable substances
Seasonal exposure to dust in flax processing in Egypt. (English) Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 266-71, Apr. 75.Noweir, M. H., El-Dakhakhni, A. A., Osman, H. A., [Aerosols, Animal Experiments, Bacillus Subtilis Enzy-Moselhi, M. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 318-24, Apr. mology, Diphenhydramine Therapeutic Use, Environ-75. mental Exposure, Injections Intradermal, Lung Drug[Human, Byssinosis Occurrence, Dust, Egypt, Histamine Effects, Peptide Hydrolases Toxicity, Subtilisins Toxicity]Liberation, Seasons, Smoking complications] Viral contamination in laboratories and hospital units. (French)
An evaluation of the inhalation toxicity of one commercial Chastel, C. Path. et Biol., 23, 151-9, Feb. 75.proteolytic enzyme preparation. (English) [Human, Arboviruses, Blood Transfusion, Enteroviruses,Richards, D. E., Scheel, L. D., Groth, D. H. Amer. industr. Extracorporeal Circulation, Haemodialysis, Herpesviruses,
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Hospital Infections Microbiology, Immune Tolerance,Laboratory Infections Microbiology, Lassa 'virus, MarburgVirus, Poxviruses, RNA Viruses, Transplantation, EnglishAbstract]
Bacillus anthracic meningitis. (English)Rangel, R. A., GonzAlez, D. A. Neurology (Minneap.), 25,525-30, Jun. 75.[Human, Anthrax Complications, Abattoirs, Autopsy,Brain Pathology, Case Report, Liver Pathology, LungPathology, Meningitis Aetiology, MeningoencephalitisAetiology, Skin Ulcer Aetiology, Spleen Pathology]
Morbidity with temporary loss of work capacity in personsworking in the manufacture of synthetic detergents.(Russian)Radionova, G. K. Gig. Tr. prof. Zabol., 3, 9-12, Mar. 75.[Human, Detergents Chemical Synthesis, EnvironmentalExposure, Morbidity, Respiratory Tract Diseases Occur-rence, Work Capacity Evaluation, English Abstract]
Viral hepatitis as an occupational hazard of dentists. (English)Mosley, J. W., White, E. J. Amer. dent. Ass., 90,992-7, May75.[Human, Hepatitis Infectious Transmission Occurrence,Orthodontics, Pedodontics, Periodontics, Questionnaires,Surgery Oral]
Hepatitis in clinical laboratories: a three-year survey.(English)Grist, N. R. J. clin. Path., 28, 255-9, Apr. 75.[Human, Australia Antigen Analysis, Haemodialysis,Haemophilia, Hepatitis Occurrence, Laboratory Infection,Transplantation]
Health protection for the dentist-working in the mouth.(English)Nielsen, B. M., Caruso, V. E. J. Bergen Cty. dent. Soc., 41,4-5, No. 74.[Air Microbiology, Dental High Speed Equipment, Masks,Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control]
Pigeon breeders' disease: immunofluorescent localization ofsensitizing antigens in pigeons. (English)Yang, J. P., Purtilo, D. T. Clin. Imnmunol. Immunopathol., 4,46-51, May 75.[Human, Colon Immunology, Complement FixationTests, Egg White, Egg Yolk, Farmer's Lung Immunology,Faeces, Fluorescent Antibody Technique, Gel DiffusionTests, fmmunoelectrophoresis, Pigeons, Tissue Extracts]
Point source epidemic of Mycoplasma pneumonia infection in aprosthodontics laboratory. (English)Sande, M. A., Gadot, F., Wenzel, R. P. Amer. Rev. resp.Dis., 112,213-7, Aug. 75.[Human, Complement Fixation Tests, Dental ProsthesisRepair, Dental Technicians, Denture Complete, DiseaseReservoirs, Laboratory Infection Occurrence, MycoplasmaInfection Occurrence Diagnosis, Pneumonia OccurrenceDiagnosis]
Occupational diseases of the lungs. (English)Wolf, A. F. Ann.Allergy, 35, 1-6, Jul. 75.[Human, Actinomyces Immunology, Alternaria Immu-nology, Bagassosis Immunology, Byssinosis Immunology,Coccidiosis Immunology, Dust, Farmer's Lung Immu-nology, Histamine Liberation, Hypersensitivity Immu-nology, Ornithosis Virus Isolation and Purification,Ornithosis Microbiology, Penicillium Immunology, Pige-
ons, Pituitary Gland Immunology, Pneumoconiosis,Smallpox Virus Immunology, Snuff, Spores Bacterial,Wood, South America, United States]
Veterinary farmer's lung. (German)Seeliger, H. P., Suhler, H. Berl. Munch. tierarztl. Wschr.,88,163-6, 1 May 75.[Animal Experiments, Cattle Diseases Diagnosis, Farmer'sLung Veterinary, Horse Diseases Diagnosis, EnglishAbstract]
Cutaneous anthrax: observations in 18 cases. (English)Meneghini, C. L., Lospalluti, M., Angelini, G.Berufsdermatosen, 22, 233-7, 1974.[Human, Agricultural Workers' Diseases Occurrence,Anthrax Occurrence Drug Therapy, Penicillins TherapeuticUse, Sheep, Skin Diseases Infectious Occurrence DrugTherapy, Streptomycin Therapeutic Use, Italy]
Tobacco dermatitis. (Russian)Andreichuk, I. E. Vestn .Derm. Vener., 4,57-9, Apr. 75.[Human, Dermatitis Contact Immunology, DisabilityEvaluation, Occupational Dermatitis Immunology, RussianFederation (Europe), Tobacco Immunology, EnglishAbstract]
Bird breeder's lung. (Finnish)Stenius, B., Virkola, P., Vuorio, M. Duodecim (Helsinki),91, 283-90, 1975.[Human, Antibodies Analysis, Farmer's Lung ImmunologyDiagnosis, Psittacines, Spirometry, English Abstract]
Observation of the load of hands by ionization radiationduring laboratory works at the section of nuclear medicine(Author's translation). (Czech)Kukacka, R., Husak, V., Charamza, O., Trousil, J. ('s.Radiol., 29, 261-5, Jul. 75.[Human, Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control,Radiation Injuries Prevention and Control, RadiationMonitoring, Radioisotope Scanning Adverse Effects,English Abstract]
A survey of the volatile constituents of cotton lint and wastewith regard to byssinosis. (English)Hedin, P. A., Thompson, A. C, Gueldner, R. C. J. Agric.Food Chem., 23, 698-703, Jul.-Aug. 75.[Human, Byssinosis Aetiology, Alcohols, Aldehydes,Cotton, Fatty Acids, Furans, Hydrocarbons, IndustrialWaste, Ketones, Pyrans, Terpenes Analyses, Volatilization]
Precipitin-induced lung diseases in the agricultural environment.(French)Maier, A., Batzenschlager, A., Orion, B. Poumton Coeur,30, 165-78, 1974.[Human, Adrenal Cortex Hormones Therapeutic Use,Arteriosclerosis Aetiology, Autopsy, Deuteromycetes,Farmer's Lung Diagnosis Drug Therapy Pathology, GelDiffusion Tests, Granuloma Giant Cell Complications,Hypertension Pulmonary Aetiology, Immunoelectrophore-sis, Lung Pathology, Pulmonary Fibrosis Aetiology,English Abstract]
Brucellosis. (English)Martin, D. W., Watts, H. D., Smith, L. H. West. J. Med.,122,232-7, Mar. 75.[Human, Ampicillin Therapeutic Use, Bone and BonesPathology, Brucellosis Occurrence Diagnosis DrugTherapy, Case Report, Immunoglobulins Analysis,Osteomylitis Microbiology Aetiology]
8 Effects of physical agents
Control of health hazards from airborne lasers. (English) Effect of noise exposure during primary flight training on theSliney, D. H., Yacovissi, R. Aviat. Space environm. Med., conventional and high-frequency hearing of student pilots.46,691-6, May 75. (English)[Human, Aviation Medicine, Eye Diseases Prevention and Robertson, R. M., Williams, C. E. Aviat. Space environm.Control, Eye Protective Devices, Lasers Adverse Effects, Med., 46,717-24, May 75.Military Medicine] [Human, Audiometry Instrumentation, Auditory Percep-
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tion, Aviation Medicine, Differential Threshold, MilitaryMedicine]
Certain non-auditory physiological responses to noises.(English)Brown, J. E., Thompson, R. N., Folk, E. D. Amer. industr.Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 285-91, Apr. 75.[Human, Acoustic Trauma Physiopathology, AviationMedicine, Blood Sugar, Cardiovascular System Physio-pathology, Cholesterol Blood, Comparative Study, HeartRate, Noise, Retrospective Studies, SocioeconomicFactors]
Heart stress limits for the sedentary worker. (English)Ramsey, J. D., Dayal, D., Ghahramani, B. Amer. industr.Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 259-65, Apr. 75.[Human, Adaptation Physiological, Stress, Time Factors,Work Capacity Evaluation]
X-ray changes of bones in the diving disease. (Croat)Cizmic, M., Frankic, A., Skarica, R. Lijenen. Vjesn., 94,449-52, Sep. 72.[Human, Animal Experiments, Bone Diseases RadiographyAetiology, Diving, English Abstract]
Progress in hyperbaric medicine. (Swedish)Barr, P. O., Lundgren, C., Revesz, L. Lakartidningen, 72,2281-3, 21 May 75.[Human, Atmosphere Exposure Chambers, Decompres-sion Sickness Therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygenation, Radio-biology, English Abstract]
Bull man's hand: an unusual occupational lesion. (English)Brady, M. P., O'Sullivan, D. J. J. cardiovasc. Surg.(Torino), 16,147-8, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Agricultural Workers' Diseases DiagnosisTherapy, Fingers Blood Supply, Follow-Up Studies,Insemination Artificial Veterinary, Ischaemia AetiologyDiagnosis Therapy]
It's hot, but how hot? And is it bad? (English)Int. J. occup. Hlth. Saf., 44, 37-8, 49, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Body Temperature, Heat Exhaustion Aetiology,Heat Adverse Effects, Humidity, Maximum PermissibleExposure Level]
Bioclimatic consultation. (German)Cordes, H., Reinke, R. Fortschr. Med., 93, 85-6, 104-6, 23Jan. 75.[Human, Acclimatization, Adaptation Physiological,Altitude, Climate, Humidity, Seasons, Weather, EnglishAbstract]
Ionizing radiation as a carcinogen: practical questions andacademic pursuits. The Silvanus Thompson MemorialLecture delivered at The British Institute of Radiology onApril 18, 1974. (English)Mole, R. H. Brit. J. Radiol., 48, 157-69, Mar. 75.[Human, Atomic Warfare, Cells Radiation Effects,Diseases in Twins Aetiology, Dose-Response RelationshipRadiation, Foetus Radiation Effects, Follow-Up Studies,Leukaemia Radiation-Induced, Mutation, NeoplasmsRaiiation-Induced, Radioactive Fallout, RadiographyAdverse Effects]
Prevention of decompression sickness during a simulated spacedocking mission. (English)Cooke, J. P., Bollinger, R. R., Richardson, B. Aviat. Spaceenvironm. Med., 46,930-3, Jul. 75.[Human, Atmosphere Exposure Chambers, Catechola-mines Urine, Decompression Sickness Prevention andControl Diagnosis, Environment Controlled, EpinephrineUrine, Fatigue, Norepinephrine Urine, Oxygen, Pain,Partial Pressure, Space Flight, 1 7-HydroxycorticosteroidsUrine]
Rat operant responding: an indicator of nitrogen narcosis?(English)Jennings, R. D., Breck, B. Aviat. Space environm. Med., 46,922-9, Jul. 75.[Animal Experiments, Rats, Analysis of Variance, Atmo-sphere Exposure Chambers, Atmospheric Pressure,Behaviour Animal, Conditioning Opcrait, Diving, Inert
Gas Narcosis, Reinforcement (Psychology)]Improving evoked response audiometry. Results of normative
studies for machine scoring. (English)Schimmel, H., Rapin, I., Cohen, M. M. Audiology, 14, 46679, 1975.[Human, Acoustic Stimulation, Audiometry Methods,Auditory Threshold Physiology, Comparative Study,Electric Stimulation, Electroencephalography, EvokedPotentials, Hearing, Noise, Time Factors, United StatesGovernment Supported, N.I.H.]
Otology and industrial hearing conservation. (English)Sataloff, J. Ann. Otol. Rhinol. Laryngol., 84, 527-9, Jul.-Aug. 75.[Human, Acoustic Trauma Prevention and Control,Education Medical Continuing, Environmental Exposure,Legislation, Noise, Occupational Diseases Prevention andControl, Otorhinolaryngology Education, United States]
Barotrauma of the lung. (German)Christoph, G. Anaesthesiol. Intensivmed. Prax., 9, 57-66,74.[Human, Anaesthesia Inhalation Adverse Effects, Decom-pression Sickness Aetiology Physiopathology Therapy,Decompression Explosive, Diving, Hyperbaric Oxygena-tion, Lung Injuries, Respiration Artificial Adverse Effects,Time Factors]
Cardiovascular risk factors and hearing loss. A study of 1,000fifty-year-old men. (English)Drettner, B., Hedstrand, H., Klockhoff, I., Svedberg, A.Acta Oto-laryng. (Stockh.), 79, 366-71, May-Jun. 75.[Human, Audiometry, Cardiovascular Diseases Occur-rence, Deafness Occurrence, Noise, Risk, Smoking, SocialClass, Sweden]
Aimed early rehabilitation for the maintenance of workingability in aging men under the conditions of occupationalexposure to ionizing radiation. (German)Schuttmann, W., Arndt, D. Z. Alternsforsch., 29, 157-62,1974.[Human, Accidents Industrial Prevention and Control, AgeFactors, Cardiovascular Diseases Complications, DisabilityEvaluation, Jurisprudence, Kidney Diseases Complications,Occupational Diseases Prevention and Control, ProtectiveClothing, Protective Devices, Radiation Injuries Preventionand Control, Radiation Protection Methods, Time Factors,Work Capacity Evaluation, Germany East]
Sudden hearing loss due to diving and its prevention withheparin. (English)McCormick, J. G., Holland, W. B., Brauer, R. W.,Holleman, I. L., Jr. Oto-laryngol. Clin. North Am., 8, 417-30, Jun. 75.[Animal Experiments, Guinea Pigs, Deafness AetiologyPrevention and Control Pathology Drug Therapy, Decom-pression Sickness Complications, Disease Models, AnimalDiving, Hearing Disorders Aetiology Drug Therapy,Heparin Therapeutic Use, Labyrinth Innervation, Uroki-nase Therapeutic Use, United States Government Sup-ported, Non-N.I.H.]
Neurological changes in subjects exposed to high-frequencyelectromagnetic fields. (Polish)Langauer-Lewowicka, H., Kujawska, A., Grabowska, E.Neurol. Neurochir. Pol., 9, 203-10, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Electroencephalography, Electromagnetic Fields,Electromagnetic Adverse Effects, Environmental Exposure,Headache Aetiology, Nervous System Diseases Aetiology,Neurasthenia Aetiology, Occupational Diseases, Para-sympathetic Nervous System, Syndrome, English Abstract]
Hypobaric nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere as a method ofpreventing altitude decompression sickness. (Russian)Genin, A. M., Cherniakov, I. N., Maksimov, I. V.,Glazkova, V. A. Kosm. Biol. Aviakosm. Med., 9, 48-52,May-Jun. 75.[Human, Altitude, Atmospheric Pressure, DecompressionSickness Prevention and Control, G Suits, Nitrogen,Oxygen, Space Flight, English Abstract]
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The new health and safety act as it relates to occupationalradiation exposure. (English)Ryer, F. H. Hlth. Phys., 29, 207-12, Jul. 75.[Human, Atomic Energy, Environmental Exposure,Government Agencies, Legislation Medical, MaximumPermissible Exposure Level, Radiation Protection, SocialControl Formal, Time Factors, United States]
Possible development of skin basalioma as a result of externalalpha radiation. (Czech)gevocovd, M., Sevc, J., Thomas, J. e4s. Derm., 50, 129-34,Apr. 75.[Human, Carcinoma Basal Cell Aetiology, Mining,Neoplasms Radiation-Induced Diagnosis, Uranium Ad-verse Effects, English Abstract]
Blindness, deafness and vestibular dysfunction in a microwaveworker. (English)Zaret, M. M. Eye, Ear, Nose, Thr. Monthly, 54, 291-4, Jul.75.[Human, Blindness, Deafness Aetiology, EnvironmentalExposure, Microwaves Adverse Effects, Vestibular Appara-tus Injuries]
U.S. transuranium registry study of thirty autopsies. (English)Norwood, W. O., Newton, C. E. Hlth. Phys., 28, 669-75,Jun. 75.[Human, Autopsy, Body Burden, Adipose Tissue, Boneand Bones, Liver, Lung, Skin, Lymph Nodes, Muscles,Neoplasms, Pleura Analyses, Plutonium Toxicity Analysis,Registries, Washington]
Effects of noise, activation level, and response dominance onretrieval from semantic memory. (English)Eysenck, M. W. J. exp. Psychol., 104, 143-8, Mar. 75.[Human, Arousal, Association, Discrimination, FormPerception, Memory, Noise, Psychological Tests, Seman-tics]
Excretion of glucoccorticoids and their metabolites in thoseworking with sources of ionizing radiation. (Russian)Kogan, I. A., Brestovitskaia, I. Ia, Shrelberg, G. L. Med.Radiol. (Mosk.), 16, 41-3, Feb. 7 1.
[Human, Cortisone, Glucocorticoids and HydrocortisoneUrine, Radiation Injuries, Tetrahydrocortisol and Tetra-hydrocortisone Urine, English Abstract]
The effect of the parasympathetic autonomic nervous system onauditory fatigue. (English)Tomanek, R. Physiol. Bohemoslov., 24,283-6, 1975.[Human, Acetylcholine Antagonists and Inhibitors,Acoustic Trauma Physiopathology Drug Therapy,Atropine Pharmacodynamics, Cochlea Drug Effects,Fatigue Physiopathology Chemically Induced, Meniere'sDisease Drug Therapy, Noise, Parasympathetic NervousSystem Physiopathology Drug Effects, PilocarpinePharmacodynamics Therapeutic Use]
Exposure of the radiologist to scattered radiation duringangiography. (English)Santen, C. B., Kan, K., Velthuyse, H. J., Julius, H. W.Radiology, 115,447-50, May 75.[Angiography, Radiation Monitoring, Scattering Radia-tion, X-Rays]
Carcinoma of the lower lip. (Slovak)Brozman, M. Rozhl. Chir., 54,430-3, Jun. 75.[Human, Age Factors, Agricultural Workers' Diseases,Carcinoma Epidermoid Surgery, Lip Neoplasms Surgery,Male, Recurrence,Smnoking Complications,Czechoslovakia,English Abstract]
State of the hearing function in yardmasters making up trains.(Russian)Ostapkovich, V. E., Zaslavskil, I. E. Vestn. Oto-rino-laring., 2, 31-4, Mar.-Apr. 75.[Human, Audiometry Instrumentation, Hearing Physi-ology, Noise, Railroads, U.S.S.R., English Abstract]
Incidence of vestibular symptomatology in 2,500 U.S. Navydiving accidents (1933-1970). (English)Kennedy, R. S., Diachenko, J. A. Aviat. Space environm.Med., 46 (4 Sec. 1), 432-5, Apr. 75.[Human, Accidents, Decompression Sickness, Ear Diseases,Nausea Occurrence Aetiology, Retrospective Studies,Syncope, Vestibular Apparatus Physiopathology]
9 Methods of investigation of body function
Masking of the non-test ear in speech audiometry. (English) [Human, Bronchitis Blood, Disulfides Blood, Gel FiltrationColes, R. R., Priede, V. M. J. Laryngol., 89, 217-26, Mar. Glutathione Analysis, lodoacetates, Neoplasms Blood,75. Pneumoconiosis Blood, Rheumatoid Factor Analysis,[Human, Acoustics, Audiometry methods, Mathematics, Serum Albumin and Serum Globulins Metabolism,Noise] Sulfhydryl Compounds Blood]
Heart rate and ECG responses of fire fighters. (English) The use of both the metacholine provocation test and isoprena-Barnard, R. J., Duncan, H. W. J. occup. Med., 17, 247-50, line in the diagnosis of byssinosis. (English)Apr. 75. Harjula, R. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29, 34-6, 1974.[Human, Anxiety, Electrocardiography, Exertion, Fires [Human, Bronchi Drug Effects, Byssinosis Diagnosis,Prevention and Control] Comparative Study, Cotton Adverse Effects, Forced
Cytological diagnosis of occupational neoplasms of the urinary Expiratory Volume, Isoproterenol and Methacholinetract. (Italian) Compounds Diagnostic Use]Forni, A. Cancro, 26, 189-92, 1973. Epidemiologic methods in the investigation of occupational lung[Human, Cytodiagnosis, Occupational Diseases Diagnosis disease. (English)Pathology, Urogenital Neoplasms Diagnosis Pathology, Weill, H. Aimer. Rev. resp. Dis., 112, 1-6, Jul. 75.English Abstract] [Human, Lung Volume Measurements, Mass Screening,
Kidney function in persons with allergoses ofchemical aetiology. Monitoring Systems, Particle Size, Dust, Pneumoconiosis(Russian) Occurrence Radiography, Respiratory Function Tests]Orlov, N. S. Vrach. Delo, 6, 128-31, Jun. 75. Preventive diagnosis in occupational pulmonary disease.[Human, Adult, Caprolactam Adverse Effects, Chemical (English)Industry, Drug Hypersensitivity, Formaldehyde Adverse Dosman, J. A. Ann. intern. Med., 83,274-6, Aug. 75.Effects, Kidney Physiopathology, Occupational Diseases [Environmental Exposure, Lung Diseases Diagnosis,Chemically Induced, Phenylediamines Adverse Effects, Respiratory Function Tests]Radioisotope Renography, Trichlorfon Adverse Effects, Frequency discrimination for bands of noise. (English)English Abstract] Gabrielsson, A., Johansson, B., Lindblad, A. C., Persson,
Serum protein changes in coal workers' pneumoconiosis. L. Pettersson, A., Rosenqvist, B. Audiology, 14, 1-20, Jan.-(English) Feb. 75.Thomas, J., Evans, P. H. Clin. chim. Acta, 60, 237-47, 16 [Human, Acoustic Stimulation, Auditory Threshold,Apr. 75. Hearing Tests Instrumentation Methods, Noise]
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10 Environmental measurement, control, and protection of the subject
Assessing health risks for the population by emission offluoride (Author's translation). (German)Kettner, H., Erdmann, W. Oeff. Gesundheitswes., 37, 32-6,Jan. 75.[Human, Air Pollution Prevention and Control Analysis,Environmental Health, Fluorides Analysis, Growth,English Abstract]
The limitations ofTLVs. (English)Lavery, I. Occup. Hlth. (Lond.), 27, 263-5, Jun. 75.[Human, Environmental Exposure, Maximum PermissibleExposure Level]
Evaluating the hospital environment. (English)Michaelsen, G. S. Hospitals, 49, 69-72, 1 May 75.[Human, Environmental Health, Evaluation Studies,Hospital Administration, Hospital Departments, Hos-pitals Standards, Systems Analysis]
An air filter-pressurization unit to protect the tractor operatorapplying pesticides. (English)Taschenberg, E. F., Bourke, J. B. Bull. environ. Contam.Toxicol., 13,263-8, Mar. 75.[Human, Agricultural Workers' Diseases Prevention andControl Chemically Induced, Filtration Instrumentation,Pesticides Analysis]
Hygienic conditions and various aspects of health damage inworkers of an electric device factory (araldite department).(Croat)Udzvarlid, H. Tanaskovid, B., Roubic., A., Huml, D.,Stojakovid, M., Dizdarevid, J., Colos, V., Surbat, G.,Budai, V., Surbara, S. Arh. Hig. Rada., 26,23-40, 1975.[Human, Environmental Exposure, Epoxy Resins AdverseEffects, Maximum Permissible Exposure Level, Occupa-tional Diseases Chemically Induced, Respiratory TractDiseases Chemically Induced, Yugoslavia, EnglishAbstract]
A perspective on environmental health in the U.S.S.R.:research and practice. (English)Glass, R. I. Arch. Environm. Hlth., 30, 391-5, Aug. 75.[Air Pollution Prevention and Control, BenzopyrenesAnalysis, Carbon Monoxide Analysis, EnvironmentalHealth, Environmental Pollutants Analysis, Environ-mental Pollution Prevention and Control GovernmentAgencies, Industry, Microwaves, Organization andAdministration, Research, United States GovernmentSupported, Non-N.I.H., U.S.S.R.]
11 Mist
Noise-excluding enclosure for audiometry. (English)Stark, E. W., Borton, T. E. Audiology, 14, 232-7, May-Jun.75.[Human, Audiometry Instrumentation Methods, AuditoryThreshold, Comparative Study, Noise]
Effect of Buccaline Berna on absenteeism of an industrialpopulation. (French)Guberan, E., Schellhorn, J. P. Praxis, 61, 884-7, 4 Jul. 72.[Human, Absenteeism, Administration Oral, DrugEvaluation, Industrial Medicine, Influenza VaccineAdministration and Dosage, Influenza Prevention andControl, Respiratory Tract Infections Prevention andControl, Vaccination Methods, Vaccines StandardsAdverse Effects, Switzerland, English Abstract]
The occupation of fishing as a risk factor in cancer of the lip.(English)Spitzer, W. O., Hill, G. B., Chambers, L. W., Helliwell, B.E., Murphy, H. B. New Engl. J. Med., 293, 419-24, 28 Aug.75.[Human, Age Factors, Carcinoma Epidermoid AetiologyOccurrence, Epidemiological Methods, Fisheries, LipNeoplasms Aetiology Occurrence, Mouth Neoplasms
Lead and cadmium in precipitation: their contribution topollution. (English)Harrison, R. M., Perry, R., Wellings, R. A. J. Air Pollut.Control Ass., 25, 627-30, Jun. 75.[Air Pollutants Isolation and Purification, Air PollutionAnalysis, Cadmium, Lead Isolation and Purification,London, Rain, Weather]
Effectiveness of individual means of protection in groupsexposed to aircraft noise. (Italian)Marullo, T., Mazza, G. Riv. Med. aeronaut., 33, 179-93,Apr.-Jun. 70.[Human, Acoustic Trauma Prevention and Control,Audiometry, Aviation Medicine, Ear Protection Devices,English Abstract]
Technological feasibility of the 2 fibers/cc asbestos standard inasbestos textile facilities. (English)Curtis, R. A., Bierbaum, P. H. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J.,36, 115-25, Feb. 75.[Air Pollution, Asbestos Analysis, Filtration, MaximumPermissible Exposure Level, Microscopy Phase Contrast,Particle Size, Textile Industry Standards, Ventilation]
Recommended procedures for sampling and counting asbestosfibers. Procedures for the evaluation of occupationalexposures to airborne asbestos. (English)Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 83-90, Feb. 75.[Human, Air Pollution, Asbestos Analysis, Mathematics,Methods, Microscopy Phase Contrast, Particle Size]
Biological monitoring for industrial exposure to tetraalkyllead. (English)Linch, A. L. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 214-9, Mar.75.[Human, Lead Urine Toxicity Analysis, Air PollutionAnalysis, Chemical Industry, Maximum PermissibleExposure Level, Methods, Organometallic CompoundsUrine Toxicity Analysis]
Policy and procedural guidelines for the health and safety ofworkers in virus laboratories. (English)Start, A. Amer. industr. Hyg. Ass. J., 36, 234-40, Mar. 75.[Human, Antibodies Viral Analysis, HaemagglutinationInhibition Tests, Laboratory Infection MicrobiologyTransmission Prevention and Control, Standards, Neutrali-zation Tests, Newcastle Disease Virus, Vesicular StomatitisVirus Immunology, Viruses Classification]
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Occurrence, Occupational Diseases Aetiology Occurrence,Registries, Risk, Skin Neoplasms Occurrence, SmokingOccurrence, Tars, Newfoundland]
Meniscopathy as occupational disease (Author's translation).(German)Andreesen, R., Schramm, W. Munch. med. Wschr., 117,973-6, 6 Jun. 75.[Human, Disability Evaluation, Expert Testimony, JointDiseases Aetiology Pathology Diagnosis Surgery, Mining,Occupational Diseases, Patella Pathology Surgery, TimeFactors, English Abstract]
Occupationally caused skin diseases and expert testimony.(German)Kuhl, M. Fortschr. Med., 91, 250-2, 22 Feb. 73.[Human, Accidents Industrial, Asthma Aetiology, ExpertTestimony, Hydrocarbons Halogenated Adverse Effects,Insurance Health, Occupational Dermatitis AetiologyChemically Induced, Radiation Injuries Diagnosis, SkinNeoplasms Aetiology]
Legislation and general prevention of bladder and urinary tractneoplasms. (Italian)Maranzana, P., Valobra, M. Cancro, 26, 173-83, 1973.
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[Human, Disability Evaluation, Insurance Health, Legis-lation Medical, Occupational Diseases Prevention andControl, Urogenital Neoplasms Prevention and Control,English Abstract]
Prevention of occupational bladder neoplasms. (Italian)Mattea, E. Cancro, 26, 163-71, 1973.[Human, Bladder Neoplasms Prevention and ControlDiagnosis, Cystoscopy, Occupational Diseases Preventionand Control Diagnosis, English Abstract]
Occupational neoplasms of the urinary tract. (Italian)Rubino, G., Coscia, G. C. Cancro, 26, 151-9, 1973.[Human, Bladder Neoplasms Chemically Induced,Carcinogens Environmental, Dyes Adverse Effects,Occupational Diseases Chemically Induced, Time Factors,Italy, English Abstract]
A family with an unusual occupational hazard. (English)Barnes, R. Med. J. Aust., 1, 415-8, 29 Mar. 75.[Human, Lighting, Motion Pictures, Silicosis Familial andGenetic Radiography, Silicotuberculosis Familial andGenetic]
Method and results of a joint epidemiologic study ofCNSLD in13,000 workers with and without occupational dust exposure.(English)
Smidt, U., Worth, G. Rev. Inst. Hyg. Mines, 29,41-8, 1974.[Human, Blood Pressure, Cough, Electrocardiography,Heart Rate, Lung Diseases Occurrence, Lung VolumeMeasurements, Lung Radiography, Respiration, Smoking,Dust]
Fast adjustment of circardian rhythms (hormonal metabolites)in 20 shift-workers of an oil refinery (8-hour shift; weeklyrotation) (Author's translation). (French)Reinberg, A., Chaumont, A., Laporte, A. Ann. Endocr.(Paris), 35, 307-8, May-Jun. 74.[Human, Adrenal Cortex Hormones Metabolism, Cir-cadian Rhythm, Follow-Up Studies, Potassium Urine,Serotonin Urine, Sodium Urine, 17-Ketosteroids Urine,English Abstract]
Pulmonary pathology with military-like and noduliformradiological aspects. (Italian)Panizzolo, F., Taliercio, E. Arch. Monaldi, 29,237-47, MayAug. 74.[Human, Bronchopneumonia, Calcinosis, Farmer's Lung,Lung Neoplasms, Periarteritis Nodosa, Pneumoconiosis,Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis, Pulmonary Fibrosis,Sarcoidosis Radiography]
