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430, 431.

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14- Human Physiology" vol. 1st ,

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ed. 11th, Medical allied agency Calcutta.

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Galena [Inorganic compound]

Chrome pigment, petroleum processing

[Corrosive]

[Glatinous]

Acid chamber, Vats, Sinks

Malignant tumors

Chorionic epithelium

Neoplastic diseases

Severely heavy toxic metal

[Refrigerant] Soothing lotion

[Scale] [Burn]

Drowsiness Dizziness

Peripheral Encephalopathy Me nta l Le a r n in g d isa b i l i t y ne u r o p a th y

retardation

Hypertension Anaemia

Impaired reabsorption Nephrotoxicity

Glycosur ia Am inoac idur ia Prophyr inur ia

Nephroscelerosis AcidosisHyperphosphaturia

Decreased Spontaneous abortion Foetal abnormalities Premature birth fertility

Cord cells Osteoblastic cells Proximal tubular cells Inclusion bodies Glial cells

[Menopause]

[Osteoporosis]

[Lead oxide]

[Experimental animals]

30-40 µg/dl [Spermatogenesis]

Androgen

40 µg/dl

Endocrine profile

50 µg/dl

Smelter Sperm chromatin

Learning process Cognition

10-15 µg/dl

Rodent 15 µg/dl Primates 20 µg/dl

Learning process

Hippocampus Learning process Neurotrophic factor gene expression

10-25 µg/dl

Autonomic nervous system

Blood pressure

[Experimental studies]

Juxtaglomerular apparatus

Sympathetic nervous Peripheral vascular receptors

Myocardial contractility system

R e n in Sympathetic angiotensin system

system

[100 ppm] ECG Conduction Arrhythmias

Coronary flow

40 µg/100 ml

Renal tubular damage Aminoaciduria Glycosuria

40 µg/100 ml 60 µg/100 ml

Peripheral blood lymphocytes Immunoglobul in plaque forming cells

20-80 µg/100 ml 50 µg/100 ml

B. lymphocytes

Carcinogenicity

Lead acetates

Epidemiological studies

Cohort study

Long term effect

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Manufacture ofWhite Lead and Lead Oxide

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18. Apostoli et al. [1998]. Male reproductive toxicity

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20. Nordstrom, S., Beckman, L., & Nordenson, I.

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[1981]. Neurogenic and humoral mechanisms

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exposure. American Journal of Epidemiology ,

153, 537-545.

32. Korrick et al [1999]. Lead and Hypertension in a

Sample of Middle-Aged Women. American

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33. Loghman-Adham, M. [1997]. Renal effects of

environm enta l and occupa t iona l l ead

exposure. Environ Health Perspect , 105 [9],

928-938.

34. Wang et al [2002]. Relationship between blood

lead levels and renal function in lead battery

workers. International Archives of Occupational

and Environmental Health , 75 [8], 569-575.

35. Youssef et al [1996]. Effect of subclinical lead

toxicity on the immune response of chickens to

Newcastle disease virus vaccine. Research in

Veterinary Science , 60 [1], 13-16.

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Serum immunoglobulin, complement C3, and

sa l iva ry IgA l e ve l s in l e ad wor ke rs .

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Niewolal , Z. [1986]. Inf luence of chronic

low-level exposure to lead on

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cellular immune function in man. International

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[1987]. Immunological aspects of occupational

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study of employees at lead battery plants and

lead smelters, 1947-1995. American Journal of

Industrial Medicine , 38 [3], 255-270.

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Relaxation

Depression Anxiety Stress

Insomnia

Manual Massage

Mechanical Massage Devices

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Modalities for Physical Therapist' 2nd edition 2002:

McGraw Hill (Medical Publishing Division) pp

416-444.

• Salvo G.S. 'Massage Therapy - Principles and

Practices' 2nd Edition 2003, Saunders Publication.

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Neural tube defect

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Mental Dwarfism Retardation

Ug [Calories]

[Protein]

[Calcium]

[Iron]

[Vitamin A]

[Vitamin D]

[Riboflavin]

[Ascorbic Acid] [Folic Acid]

[Vitamin B12]

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