Carbon disulfide in blood: a method for storing and analysing samples

Perbellini, L.; Maranelli, G.; Lombardini, F.; Gandini, G.; Brugnone, F.

La Medicina del Lavoro 85(2): 171-178

1994


ISSN/ISBN: 0025-7818
PMID: 8072449
Document Number: 437021
Widespread environmental pollution in a tobacco manufacturing plant in Tuscany was identified as one of the possible risk factors for respiratory disorders among the workers. High concentrations of airborne dust were recorded during the tobacco supply operations and at other work stations respirable dust concentrations were well above the TLV. A medical survey carried out to assess the health status of the workers showed a fairly high frequency of respiratory diseases. As a result of these findings, a dust control programme was enforced.

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Carbon disulfide in blood: a method for storing and analysing samples