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Lead exposure of workers in various areas of a battery production establishment

Jahn, R.; Görss, C.; Kliese, S.; Paul, R.; Slatnow, G.

Zeitschrift für die Gesamte Hygiene und ihre Grenzgebiete 37(1): 12-15

1991

ISSN/ISBN: 0049-8610
PMID: 2028670
Document Number: 372027
The aim of the investigation was the examination of the significance of exposure test results with respect to lead exposure of workers, which are exposed to temporal strongly varying levels of exposure. The clinical parameters delta-aminolaevolinic acid (DALS), lead concentration in blood (BPb) and erythrocyteprotoporphyrin (EPP) were examined. For the medical praxis the EPP is best suited for the estimation of the individual exposure risk over longer periods of time under mentioned conditions of exposure.

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