Industrial Dermatoses: Symposiums Presented at Meetings of American Medical Association and American Dermatological Association1939 - Occupational diseases - 174 pages |
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... chemical industry . This is so because the hazards in the chemical industry are recog- nized and proper safety precautions are taken and because the number of workers in the chemical industry in the states from which these statistics ...
... chemical industry . This is so because the hazards in the chemical industry are recog- nized and proper safety precautions are taken and because the number of workers in the chemical industry in the states from which these statistics ...
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... chemical irritation are much more liable to have a true sensitization dermatitis with further repeated contacts with the chemical . DERMATITIS FROM PRIMARY IRRITANTS WITH NO ALLERGIC FACTOR Many chemicals and industrial compounds are ...
... chemical irritation are much more liable to have a true sensitization dermatitis with further repeated contacts with the chemical . DERMATITIS FROM PRIMARY IRRITANTS WITH NO ALLERGIC FACTOR Many chemicals and industrial compounds are ...
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... Chemical Agents Chemical Name Bromacetone ..... Carbonyl chloride .. Chloroacetophenone .... Chloropicrin ...... Chlorovinyldichloroarsine Dichloroethylsulfide . ............ . Diphenylaminechloroarsine Diphenylchloroarsine ...
... Chemical Agents Chemical Name Bromacetone ..... Carbonyl chloride .. Chloroacetophenone .... Chloropicrin ...... Chlorovinyldichloroarsine Dichloroethylsulfide . ............ . Diphenylaminechloroarsine Diphenylchloroarsine ...
Contents
AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM | 16 |
THE INCIDENCE OF OCCUPATIONAL DERMATOSES AND THEIR | 22 |
DEFINITIONS AND CRITERIA FOR DIAG | 34 |
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