International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health 1995 - 1996: Vol 68 Table of Contents

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Contents of volume 68 Dalene M, Jakobsson K, Rannug A,
Skarping G, Hagmar L: MDA in plasma
as a biomarker of exposure to pyrolysed
No |: pp 1— 68 published December 1995 MDI-based polyurethane: correlations
No 2: pp 69-136 published January 1996 with estimated cumulative dose and
No 3: pp 137-206 published March 1996 genotype for N-acetylation 165
No 4: pp 207-276 published May 1996 Davoli E, Cappellini L, Moggi M,
No 5: pp 277-348 published July 1996 Ferrari S, Fanelli R: On-line monitoring
No 6: pp 349-536 published September 1996 of benzene air concentrations while
driving in traffic by means of isotopic
dilution gas chromatography/mass
Supplement to Vol. 68 (1996): Lung cancer due to diesel soot particles in ambient air?
spectrometry 262
A critical appraisal of epidemiological studies addressing this question.
Dedon PC: Mechanisms of target selec-
Int Arch Occup Environ Health (Suppl) :S1-S62
tion by DNA-damaging chemicals:
studies with enediyne anticancer drugs
408
Abel UR — Stéber W Bond JA, Himmelstein MW, Medinsky MA: De Rosa E — Calabrese G
Ahman M, Séderman E: Serial nasal peak The use of toxicologic data in mecha- De Vivo I > Marion M-J
expiratory flow measurements in wood- nistic risk assessment: 1 ,3-butadiene as Dijk FJH van — Zwart BCH de
work teachers 177 acase study 415 Ducos P — Robert A
Alessio L — Lucchini R Bonfiglioli R — Cipolla C Dupuis H —> Stelling J
Almkvist O — Sjégren B Bonin MA — Ashley DL
Andoh K — Kumagai S Branch RA — Bluhm R Fanelli R — Davoli E
Angerer J — Wrbitzky R Brandt-Rauf PW — Marion M-J Fekete T — Lutz WK
Aoyagi Y, McLellan TM, Shephard RJ: Breitstadt R — Kiipper HU Ferrari S > Davoli E
Determination of body heat storage: Broser M, Zhang Y, Aston C, Harkin T, Francin JM — Robert A
how to select the weighting of rectal Rom WN: Elevated interleukin-8 in the Frank F — Wrbitzky R
and skin temperatures for clothed sub- alveolitis of individuals with asbestos Franzblau A — Batterman SA
jects 325 exposure 109 Frech W — Sjégren B
Araki S > Murata K Brugnone F, Perbellini L, Cerpelloni M, Frings-Dresen MHW — Zwart BCH de
Araki S — Sata F Soave C, Cecco A, Giuliari C: Nitrous Fuchs J, Hengstler JG, Boettler G,
Arends JW — Swaen GMH oxide in blood and urine of operating Oesch F: Primary DNA damage in
Ariizumi M — Nakamura H theatre personnel and the general popu- peripheral mononuclear blood cells of
Asal NR, Cleveland HL, Kaufman C, lation 22 workers exposed to bitumen-based
Nsa W, Nelson DI, Nelson RY, Lee ET, Byrd DM, Griffiths JC, Lamm SH, products 141
Kingsley B: Hydrocarbon exposure and Wilson R, Lai S: Carcinogenic risks of
chronic renal disease 229 inorganic arsenic in perspective 484 Giuliari C — Brugnone F
Ashford NA, Miller CS: Low-level chemi- Géen T > Wrbitzky R
cal sensitivity: current perspectives 367 Calabrese G, Martini A, Sessa G, Griffiths JC — Byrd DM
Ashley DL, Bonin MA, Hamar B, Cellini M, Bartolucci GB, Marcuzzo G, Guidotti TL: An international registry
McGeehin M: Using the blood concen- De Rosa E: Otoneurological study in for toxic inhalation and pulmonary
tration of 2,5-dimethylfuran as a marker workers exposed to styrene in the fiber- edema: notes from work in progress
for smoking 183 glass industry 219 380
Aston C — Broser M Cap AP: The chlorine controversy 455 Guo Y-L — Liou S-H
Autrup H —> Nielsen PS Cappellini L — Davoli E
Aw TC — Harrington JM Cardona A, Marhuenda D, Prieto MJ, Hagberg M — Lagerstrém M
Marti J, Periago JF, Sanchez JM: Hagmar L — Dalene M
Balogh I — Sahlstrém A Behaviour of urinary 2,5-hexanedione Haguenoer J-M — Barregard L
Baranski B: Work culture conducive to in occupational co-exposure to n-hexane Hamar B — Ashley DL
health and safe environment: a joint ob- and acetone 88 Hantson P, Verellen-Dumoulin C,
jective of the WHO and Medichem 349 Cecco A — Brugnone F Libouton JM, Leonard A, Leonard ED,
Barregard L, Quelquejeu G, Sillsten G, Cellini M — Calabrese G Mahieu P: Sister chromatid exchanges
Haguenoer J-M, Nisse C: Dose-depen- Cerpelloni M — Brugnone F in human peripheral blood lymphocytes
dent elimination kinetics for mercury Chabut C — Laurent C after ingestion of high doses of arseni-
in urine: observations in subjects with Chang P-Y — Liou S-H cals 342
brief but high-level exposure 345 Cheng S-Y — Liou S-H Harkin T — Broser M
Bartolucci GB — Calabrese G Chiang H-C — Liou S-H Harrington JM, Aw TC: Occupational and
Basun H — Sjégren B Christensen JM — Jakubowski M environmental medicine in the United
Batterman SA, Franzblau A, Zhou N: Cipolla C, Lugo G, Sassi C, Bonfiglioli R, Kingdom 69
Airborne emissions at skin surfaces: Maini S, Tommasini MG, Raffi GB: Hengstler JG — Fuchs J
a potential biological exposure index A new risk of occupational disease: Hering KG — Kraus T
268 allergic asthma and rhinoconjunctivitis Himmelstein MW — Bond JA
Berthiot G + Bohadana AB in persons working with beneficial Hirata M, Yoshida T, Miyajima K,
Biagini R — Johanning E arthropods 133 Kosaka H, Tabuchi T: Correlation be-
Bluhm R, Branch RA: Clinical problems Cleveland HL — Asal NR tween lead in plasma and other indicators
interpreting mercury levels. Experience Collingwood KW, Raabe GK, Wong O: of lead exposure among lead-exposed
from mercury exposed chloralkali An updated cohort mortality study of workers 58
workers 421 workers at a northeastern United States Ho S-T — Liou S-H
Boettler G — Fuchs J petroleum refinery 277 Hoet P, Lison D: The practice of occupa-
Bohadana AB, Massin N, Wild P, Coombs M: Biological monitoring of tional and environmental health in
Berthiot G: Airflow obstruction in chalk- cobalt oxide workers 511 Belgium 137
powder and sugar workers 243 Cummings L — Rippen HE Horiguchi S — Kawai T
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Howearth G — Rippen HE Andoh K, Seo A: Load on the low back Martini A — Calabrese G
Hukuyama J — Kudo Y of teachers in nursery schools 52 Massin N — Bohadana AB
Hull D — Johanning E Kurniawan AN: Product stewardship of Mathiassen SE, Winkel J: Physiological
Paraquat in Indonesia 516 comparison of three interventions in
Iguchi H — Watanabe T Kusters E — Swaen GMH light assembly work: reduced work
Ikeda M — Kawai T Kyrtopoulos S — Nielsen PS pace, increased break allowance and
Ikeda M — Watanabe T shortened working days 94
Imai Y — Watanabe T LaDou J: The role of multinational corpo- Matsumura H — Satoh T
Ishizaki M, Tsuritani I, Noborisaka Y, rations in providing occupational health Matsunaga I — Kumagai S
Yamada Y, Tabata M, Nakagawa H: and safety in developing countries 363 McCunney R.’: 1995 Medichem/MIT An-
Relationship between job stress and Lagerstrém M, Wenemark M, Hagberg M, nual Congress — Opening Address 352
plasma fibrinolytic activity in male Wigaeus Hjelm E: Occupational and McGeehin M — Ashley DL
Japanese workers 315 individual factors related to musculo- McLellan TM — Aoyagi Y
Iwami O — Watanabe T skeletal symptoms in five body regions Medinsky MA — Bond JA
among Swedish nursing personnel 27 Mikheev MI, Lowry LK: WHO global pro-
Jackson JR, Tansley AR: Conceptualising Lai F-M — Liou S-H ject on biological monitoring of chemi-
and communicating a reconfigured oc- Lai J-S — Liou S-H cal exposure at the workplace 387
cupational health service 472 Lai S — Byrd DM Miller CS — Ashford NA
Jadot P — Laurent C Lamm SH — Byrd DM Miyajima K — Hirata M
Jakobsson K — Dalene M Lamm SH — Rippen HE Miyajima K — Kumagai S
Jakubowski M, Trzcinka-Ochocka M, Landsbergis P — Johanning E Mizunuma K — Kawai T
RaZniewska G, Christensen JM, Laurent C, Jadot P, Chabut C: Unexpected Moggi M — Davoli E
Starek A: Blood lead in the general decrease in cytogenetic biomarkers fre- Montgomery F — Sahlstrém A
population in Poland 193 quencies observed after increased ex- Moon C-S — Watanabe T
Jarvis B — Johanning E posure to organophosphorus pesticides Moon YH —> Yang JS
Johanning E, Biagini R, Hull D, Morey P, in a production plant 399 Morey P — Johanning E
Jarvis B, Landsbergis P: Health and Lee ET — Asal NR Morita Y — Sakai T
immunology study following exposure Lehnert G — Wrbitzky R Miiller G — Riffelmann M
to toxigenic fungi (Stachybotrys charta- Leonard A — Hantson P Murata K, Araki S, Okajima F, Saito Y:
rum) in a water-damaged office environ- Leonard ED — Hantson P Subclinical impairment in the median
ment 207 Letzel S — Wrbitzky R nerve across the carpal tunnel among
Lewalter N: N-Alkyl-valine levels in globin female VDT operators 75
Kang SK — Yang JS as a new type of biomarker for risk Murata K —> Sata F
Kaufman C — Asal NR assessment of alkylating agents 519
Kawai T, Mizunuma K, Okada Y, Libouton JM — Hantson P Nagase H — Nakamura H
Horiguchi S, Ikeda M: Toluene itself Liou S-H, Wu T-N, Chiang H-C, Yang T, Nakagawa H —> Ishizaki M
as the best urinary marker of toluene Yang G-Y, Wu Y-Q, Lai J-S, Ho S-T, Nakamura H, Okazawa T, Nagase H,
exposure 289 Guo Y-L, Ko Y-C, Ko K-N, Chang P-Y: Yoshida M, Ariizumi M, Okada A:
Kawai T — Satoh T Three-year survey of blood lead levels Change in digital blood flow with simul-
Kentner M, Thielebeule U: Guest com- in 8828 Taiwanese adults 80 taneous reduction in plasma endothelin
mentary on the study: “Lung cancer due Liou S-H, Yang J-L, Cheng S-Y, Lai F-M: induced by hand-arm vibration 115
to diesel soot particles in ambient air?” Respiratory symptoms and pulmonary Nakamura I — Kudo Y
by W. Stéber and U. Abel SI function among wood dust-exposed joss Nakashima H — Satoh T
Kim SU — Ogawa Y stick workers 154 Nakatsuka H — Watanabe T
Kingsley B — Asal NR Lison D — Hoet P Nakaza M — Satoh T
Ko K-N — Liou S-H Ljunggren KG — Sjégren B Nelson DI > Asal NR
Ko Y-C — Liou S-H Lowry LK — Mikheev MI Nelson RY — Asal NR
Kosaka H — Hirata M Lucchini R, Placidi D, Toffoletto F, Nicole PG — Rippen HE
Kosaka H + Kumagai S Alessio L: Neurotoxicity in operating Nielsen PS, Okkels H, Sigsgaard T,
Kotseva K: Five year follow-up study of room personnel working with gaseous Kyrtopoulos S, Autrup H: Exposure to
the incidence of arterial hypertension and nongaseous anesthesia 188 urban and rural air pollution: DNA and
and coronary heart disease in vinyl Lugo G — Cipolla C protein adducts and effect of glutathione-
chloride monomer and polyvinyl! chlo- Luo J-C — Marion M-J S-transferase genotype on adduct levels
ride production workers 377 Lutz WK, Fekete T: Endogenous and 170
Kraus T, Raithel HJ, Hering KG: Evalua- exogenous factors in carcinogenesis: Nishiyama K, Taoda K, Yamashita H,
tion and classification of high-resolution limits to cancer prevention 120 Watanabe S: The temporary threshold
computed tomographic findings in pa- shift of vibratory sensation induced by
tients with pneumoconiosis 249 Mahieu P — Hantson P composite-band vibration exposure
Kubo T + Kudo Y Maini S — Cipolla C 255
Kudo Y, Kubo T, Nakamura I, Nuno- Marcero DH + Wong O Nisse C — Barregard L
mura K, Takada M, Hukuyama J: Marcuzzo G — Calabrese G Noborisaka Y — Ishizaki M
Methanol-induced health disturbance in Marhuenda D — Cardona A Nomiyama H — Oishi H
a worker engaged in antimold spraying Marion M-J, DeVivo I, Smith S, Luo J-C, Nomiyama K — Oishi H
513 Brandt-Rauf PW: The molecular epi- Norpoth K — Riffelmann M
Kiipper HU, Breitstadt R, Ulmer WT: demiology of occupational carcino- Nsa W => Asal NR
Effects on the lung function of exposure genesis in vinyl chloride exposed Nunomura K — Kudo Y
to carbon black dusts. Results of a study workers 394 Oesch F — Fuchs J
carried out on 677 members of staff of Markham TN: Screening for chronic Ogawa Y, Shimizu H, Kim SU:
the DEGUSSA factory in Kalscheuren/ beryllium disease using beryllium 2,5-Hexanedione induced apoptosis in
Germany 478 specific lymphocyte proliferation cultured mouse DRG neurons 495
Kumagai S, Tabuchi T, Tainaka H, testing 405 Oishi H, Nomiyama H, Nomiyama K,
Miyajima K, Matsunaga I, Kosaka H, Marti J — Cardona A Tomokuni K: Comparison between males
and females with respect to the porphyrin tween acetone exposure concentration Wallace D — Suruda A
metabolic disorders found in workers and health effects in acetate fiber plant Watanabe S — Nishiyama K
occupationally exposed to lead 298 workers 147 Watanabe T, Nakatsuka H, Shimbo S,
Okada A — Nakamura H Schmieding W — Riffelmann M Iwami O, Imai Y, Moon C-S,
Okada Y —> Kawai T Seo A > Kumagai S Zhang Z-W, Iguchi H, Ikeda M:
Okajima F — Murata K Sessa G — Calabrese G Reduced cadmium and lead burden in
Okazawa T > Nakamura H Shephard RJ — Aoyagi Y Japan in the past 10 years 305
Okkels H —> Nielsen PS Shimbo S — Watanabe T Weiss JS: Reactive airway dysfunction
Omae K — Satoh T Shimizu H — Ogawa Y syndrome due to sodium azide inhala-
Ott MG — Swaen GMH Sigsgaard T — Nielsen PS tion 469
Sjégren B, Ljunggren KG, Almkvist O, Wenemark M — Lagerstrém M
Park IJ — Yang JS Frech W, Basun H: A follow-up study Wigaeus Hjelm E — Lagerstrém M
Perbellini L — Brugnone F of five cases of aluminosis 161 Wild P — Bohadana AB
Periago JF — Cardona A Skarping G > Dalene M Will W — Zober A
Peters RG: A study of the factors deter- Slangen JMM — Swaen GMH Wilson R — Byrd DM
mining perceptions of trust and credibil- Smith S > Marion M-J Winkel J — Mathiassen SE
ity in environmental risk communica- Soave C — Brugnone F Wong O — Collingwood KW
tion: the importance of overcoming Séderman E — Ahman M Wong O, Ragland D, Marcero DH:
negative stereotypes 442 Séderman E — Wrangskog K An epidemiologic study of employees
Placidi D — Lucchini R Sollenberg J — Wrangskog K at seven pulp and paper mills 498
Popp W — Riffelmann M Starek A — Jakubowski M Wrangskog K, Sollenberg J, Séderman E:
Prieto MJ — Cardona A Stelling J, Dupuis H: Different acute Application of a single-compartment
effects of single-axis and multi-axis model for estimation of styrene uptake
Quelquejeu G > Barregard L hand-arm vibration 236 from measurements of urinary excretion
Stéber W, Abel UR: Lung cancer due to of mandelic and phenylglyoxylic acids
Raabe GK — Collingwood KW diesel soot particles in ambient air? after occupational exposure 337
Raffi GB — Cipolla C A critical appraisal of epidemiological Wrbitzky R, Angerer J, Lehnert G:
Ragland D + Wong O studies addressing this question S3 External and internal monitoring in
Raithel HJ — Kraus T Suruda A, Wallace D: Fatal work-related workers exposed to N,N-dimethyl-
Rannug A — Dalene M injuries in the U.S. chemical! industry formamide 508
Razniewska G — Jakubowski M 1984-89 425 Wrbitzky R, Géen T, Letzel S, Frank F,
Rhee KY — Yang JS Swaen GMH, Slangen JMM, Ott MG, Angerer J: Internal exposure of waste
Riffelmann M, Miiller G, Schmieding W, Kusters E, Van Den Langenbergh G, incineration workers to organic and in-
Popp W, Norpoth K: Biomonitoring of Arends JW, Zober A: Investigation of a organic substances 13
urinary aromatic amines and arylamine cluster of ten cases of Hodgkin’s disease Wu T-N = Liou S-H
hemoglobin adducts in exposed workers in an occupational setting 224 Wu Y-Q — Liou S-H
and nonexposed control persons 36
Rippen HE, Lamm SH, Nicole PG, Tabata M — Ishizaki M Yamada Y — Ishizaki M
Cummings L, Howearth G, Thayer D: Tabuchi T — Hirata M Yamashita H > Nishiyama K
Occupational health data as a basis for Tabuchi T + Kumagai S Yang G-Y — Liou S-H
process engineering changes: Develop- Tainaka H — Kumagai S Yang J-L — Liou S-H
ment of a safe work environment in the Takada M — Kudo Y Yang JS, Kang SK, Park IJ, Rhee KY,
sodium azide industry 459 Takebayashi T — Satoh T Moon YH: Lead concentrations in blood
Robert A, Ducos P, Francin JM: Determi- Tansley AR — Jackson JR among the general population of Korea
nation of urinary 4,4°-methylenedianiline Taoda K — Nishiyama K 199
and its acetylated metabolites by solid- Thayer D > Rippen HE Yang T — Liou S-H
phase extraction and HPLC analysis with Thielebeule U — Kentner M Yokoyama K — Sata F
UV and electrochemical detection 44 Thiess AM: The chemical industry as a Yoshida M > Nakamura H
Rom WN — Broser M global citizen: balancing risks and bene- Yoshida T — Hirata M
fits. “The Role of Medichem 1995 ” — Young GS: Corporate health programs at
Siallsten G — Barregard L Address at the opening ceremony of the a crossroads: the path to high perfor-
Sahlstr6m A, Montgomery F, Balogh I: XXIII Medichem congress in Boston mance 356
Knee moment at work: validation of a 354
questionnaire based on knee moment in Thuerauf JR: Notification of adverse Zhang Y — Broser M
working life 321 health effects due to chemicals: two dif- Zhang Z-W — Watanabe T
Saito Y — Murata K ferent ways inGermany 436 Zhou N — Batterman SA
Sakai T, Morita Y: 6-Aminolevulinic acid Toffoletto F — Lucchini R Zober A > Swaen GMH
in plasma or whole blood as a sensitive Tommasini MG — Cipolla C Zober A, Will W: Biological monitoring
indicator of lead effects, and its relation Tomokuni K — Oishi H and risk assessment in occupational
to the other heme-related parameters Triebig G: Retrospective analysis of occu- settings 389
126 pational diseases in chemical workers in Zwart BCH de, Frings-Dresen MHW,
Sakurai H — Satoh T Germany (West) 429 Dijk FJH van: Physical workload and
Sanchez JM — Cardona A Trzcinka-Ochocka M — Jakubowski M the ageing worker: a review of the
Sassi C — Cipolla C Tsuritani | — Ishizaki M literature |
Sata F, Araki S, Yokoyama K, Murata K:
Adjustment of creatinine-adjusted val- Ulmer WT — Kiipper HU Announcements 205
ues in urine to urinary flow rate: a study
of eleven heavy metals and organic sub- Valberg PA: Electric and magnetic fields Book reviews 136, 203, 275
stances 64 (EMF): What do we know about the
Satoh T, Omae K, Nakashima H, Take- health effects? 448
bayashi T, Matsumura H, Kawai T, Van Den Langenbergh G — Swaen GMH Indexed in Current Contents
Nakaza M, Sakurai H: Relationship be- Verellen-Dumoulin C — Hantson P and Index Medicus