CHANGES IN VENTILATORY CAPACITY IN A GROUP OF FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
AUTOR(ES)
Carey, G. C. R.
RESUMO
One-second forced expiratory volume (F.E.V.1·0) and forced vital capacity (F.V.C.) were measured before starting work in five flax hacklers with symptoms of grade II byssinosis and in five matched controls. Similar measurements were taken in each group at the end of the day shift.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1008258Documentos Relacionados
- VENTILATORY CAPACITY IN FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
- BYSSINOSIS AND OTHER RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS IN FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
- A SURVEY OF DUST CONCENTRATIONS IN FLAX MILLS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
- Prevalence of Byssinosis and Dust Levels in Flax Preparers in Northern Ireland
- Pharmacological prevention of acute ventilatory capacity reduction in flax dust exposure
