[Retinal detachment after contusions of the eye bulb with leather balls].
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[The status of health of workers subjected to the effects of phthalate plasticiers in the production of artificial leather and film (with PVC base)].
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[Varices in pregnant women working in the "otmet" Silesian leather Manufacturing Plant in Krapkowice].
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[Sanitary-hygienic characteristics of Ukrainian raw leather plants processing imported skins].
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Occupational Medicine↗
[Hygienic evaluation of the working conditions in the manufacture of artificial leathers and film materials using modern equipment].
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Air Pollutants, Occupational↗
[Course of pregnancy in the female workers of rubber, leather and paper industries].
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[Blood hemoglobin level in pregnant women in the rubber and leather industry].
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[Hemoglobin level in the blood of pregnant women working in the rubber and leather industry and in the paper industry].
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[Environmental pollution with anthrax bacteria during processing of imported raw leather].
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[Sterilization of sheepskin and leather test objects by chemical means].
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[Occupational work in the rubber-leather, paper and lime industry and the course of pregnancy and labor].
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[On 6 cases of aplastic anemia after benzol poisoning, detected in leather factory workers].
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[Clinical and prophylactic characteristics of skin diseases in female workers in the shoe and leather goods industry].
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[Experimental infestation of cattle with ectoparasites and their effect on leather quality].
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[Comparative studies of various cattle marking methods with special reference to freeze branding and leather damage therefrom].
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Animal Identification Systems↗
[Poisonings by leather waterproofing sprays].
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Germany, West↗
[N-hexane-induced polyneuropathy in the shoe and leather goods industry. Changes in the clinico-epidemiologic picture in the face of partial primary prevention measures].
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Air Pollutants, Occupational↗
[Medical examinations of workers in the artificial leather plant in 1975-1980].
The studies of general morbidity rate and that related to circulatory, respiratory and alimentary systems covered altogether 232 subjects, in this: 151 men and 81 women. The population was evaluated taking into account: exposure factors, age, employment duration, magnitude of exposure to chemical hazards, expressed by MAC excess. The percentage indices of analysed parameters registered in the first and fourth examinations, carried out at an interval of five years, were compared. Increased general morbidity rate in men occupationally exposed to chemical hazards was found, which was particularly due to increased cardiovascular diseases rate. Women exposed to chemical hazards revealed increased morbidity rate due to alimentary tract diseases.
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