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Erratum to Drug-Induced Hepatic Disorders
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Small-airways dysfunction in never smoking asbestos exposed Danish plumbers
Among 701 Copenhagen plumbers we examined the lung function of 23 never smokers, who had removed asbestos insulation and intermittently been exposed to high levels of asbestos for about 25 years without being ...
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Antipyrine and metronidazole metabolism during occupational exposure to gasoline
Antipyrine and metronidazole clearance was measured in 18 fuel-filling attendants by the single-sample method while the attendants were being exposed occupationally to gasoline; the measurements were repeated ...
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Toluene metabolism during exposure to varying concentrations combined with exercise
The urinary excretion of hippuric acid (HA) and ortho-cresol (O-cr) in man was measured in two studies of 7-h exposure to toluene in a climate chamber, either constant concentration of 100 ppm or varying conce...
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Diagnosis of Acute Drug-Induced Liver Injury
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Occupational liver injury
Epidemiological studies have mapped the occurrence of hepatitis B among health personnel with the use of specific serologic markers and thereby made rational preventive precautions possible. Follow-up studies ...
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Effect of ethanol, cimetidine and propranolol on toluene metabolism in man
In a climatic exposure chamber four healthy volunteers were exposed to 100ppm toluene, 100ppm toluene + ethanol, 100ppm toluene + cimetidine, and 100ppm toluene + propranolol for 7h each at random over four co...
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Noninvasive assessment of microsomal enzyme activity in occupational medicine:
The activity of the hepatic microsomal enzyme system, which may be of great importance for metabolic activation and deactivation of hepatotoxic agents and carcinogens, is changed by exposure to commonly used i...
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Hepatic microsomal enzyme function in technicians and anesthesiologists exposed to halothane and nitrous oxide
It is controversial whether daily occupational exposure to halothane stimulates (induces) the hepatic microsomal enzyme function in man.
