[The content of manganese in the hair as a test of exposure in welders].
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It was established that during cast-iron welding unfavourable factors of this production are welding aerosols, thermal and physical loads, radiation of the optical range. Results of detailed medical screening evidence that 80% of cast-iron welders showed pathology of the internal organs. Diseases of the bronchopulmonary apparatus occupy the leading place and are registered in every second cast-iron welder. The incidence rises with increased length of work and age.
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The article presents a positive appraisal of efficacy of local application of the drug Fastum-gel (ketoprophen) in a combined treatment of occupational diseases of the locomotor and neuromuscular apparatus. A maximum therapeutic effect was noted in treatment of patients with above medical problems.
Examinations of 37 rats flow for 22 days onboard the biosatellite Cosmos-605 revealed no changes in the mineralization coefficient or the Ca and P content in humerus and teeth of the animals on the 2nd and 26th postflight days. Radioisotope studies showed changes in the specific activity of Ca45 incorporation in humerus and incisors. In flight rats the parameter decreased by 37-44%, in synchroneous animals it increased by 102% in bones and by 20% in incisors as compared with the vivarium controls on the 2nd postflight day. The specific activity of Ca45 incorporation was 92.7% in humerus and 44.2% in incisors of flight rats and 72.9% in humerus and 94.7% in incisors of synchroneous rats as compared with the vivarium controls on the 26th postflight day.