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Andreas Seeber
Environment
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Occupational styrene exposure and neurobehavioural functions: a cohort study with repeated measurements
Associations between occupational styrene exposure and cognitive as well as psychomotor functions were investigated with a view to answering three questions: (1) are the published results for neurobehavioural ...
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Occupational styrene exposure, colour vision and contrast sensitivity: a cohort study with repeated measurements
Associations between occupational styrene exposures and impairment of visual functions were investigated with a view to answering three questions: (1) are the published findings for colour vision deficiencies ...
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Occupational styrene exposure and hearing loss: a cohort study with repeated measurements
Associations between occupational styrene exposure and impairment of hearing function were investigated, guided by three questions: are there hearing losses concerning high frequency and standard audiometric t...
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Toluene exposure below 50 ppm and cognitive function: a follow-up study with four repeated measurements in rotogravure printing plants
There are findings of cross-sectional studies on slight cognitive effects due to toluene exposure below 50 ppm. The critical points of the earlier studies will be scrutinised by a follow-up study with four exa...
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Psychological reactions related to chemosensory irritation
Objectives: For risk assessments of solvents the knowledge on chemosensory irritation effects is important, but the methodological base for that is incomplete. The psychological approach...
