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Author(s) : GRZEBYK M.
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Exposure of interventional radiologists: the contribution of capillary microscopy NOETUDE/P2013-152/TF 209 | 2013A cohort of 187 exposed professionals and 35 non-exposed professionals was organised to study the influence of exposure characteristics on the occurrence of capillary malformations in radiologists performing interventional radiology…
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Effects of chronic low-dose exposure to ionizing radiation on physician micro-vascular structure revealed by nail fold capillaroscopy NOETUDE/C2013-125 | 2013Purpose The aim of this study was to assess the long term pre-clinical effects of low-dose radiation on the micro-vascular structure among interventional physicians whose hands are exposed to ionizing radiation in their daily practice.
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Effects of chronic low-dose exposure to ionizing radiation on physician micro-vascular structure revealed by nail fold capillaroscopy NOETUDE/P2015-171 | 2016The aim of this study was assessing the long-term asymptomatic effects of low-dose radiation on micro-vascular structure among interventional physicians, whose hands are exposed to ionizing radiation during daily practice. The study, approved…
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Beryllium in exhaled breath condensate as a biomarker of occupational exposure in a primary aluminium production plant B.4/1.085/P2015-098 | 2015Objective. Low beryllium exposure can induce pulmonary granulomatosis, so called berylliosis. For occupational health monitoring, it is more relevant to assess the internal dose of Be received by the lungs than urinary or atmospheric Be. Exhaled…
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Effects of occupational exposure to poorly soluble forms of beryllium on biomarkers of pulmonary response in exhaled breath of workers in machining industries B.4/1.085/P2016-077 | 2016Objective: To analyze the effects of occupational exposure to poorly soluble forms of beryllium (Be) on biomarkers of pulmonary inflammation using exhaled breath condensate (EBC) in workers employed in machining industries.
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Concentrations of beryllium and aluminium in exhaled breath condensate as markers of exposure in workers of a primary production of aluminium NOETUDE/C2014-024 | 2014Cf. pièce jointe
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Inflammation of the airways and microbiological exposure of composting plant workers: a longitudinal study B.5/2.057 | 2008Outline of reasons and objectives
Composting is based on considerable proliferation of microorganisms, which can then be found in the air due to the handling operations necessary for the process to take place properly. Such microorganisms… -
Bladder cancer and oil mists: a prospective cohort study in populations of workers from the steel industry in the Nord-Pas de Calais Region B.5/2.056 | 2008Outline of reasons and objectives
Oil mists are aerosols of cutting fluids comprising straight oils or aqueous fluids (soluble oils or synthetic fluids). Certain chemicals can be present in such fluids or can form while they are being used: in particular… -
Objective: To describe the mortality of sewage workers from Paris (France).
Methods: The cohort of 1594 Paris sewage workers since 1970 was set up in 2010 and followed-up on mortality from 1970 to 2010. Vital status and causes of death were determined… -
Allergic or irritative symptoms in laboratory preparation and laboratory animal workers in a research Institute NOETUDE/P2013-095 | 2014Objectives. Laboratory workers in the research sector are exposed to cleaning products, chemicals and latex; in addition to these exposures, animal laboratory workers are also exposed to allergens from laboratory animals. These exposures can…
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