عنوان

Hunter's Diseases of Occupations, Tenth Edition

(Number (ISBN

1444128434

(Number (ISBN

9781444128437

Number

b547262

Title Proper

Hunter's Diseases of Occupations, Tenth Edition

General Material Designation

[Book]

First Statement of Responsibility

Peter Baxter

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Hoboken

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

CRC Press

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

2010

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

(1318 p.)

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Description based upon print version of record.;Section Three: Substance Abuse.

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Front Cover; Book title; Contents; Contributors; Preface; List of abbreviations used; PART ONE --;GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS; Section One: History and Development of Occupational Medicine; 1 Donald Hunter and the history of occupational health: precedents and perspectives; 2 The changing face of occupational diseases; Section Two: Diagnosis of Occupational Disease; 3 The occupational history; 4 Occupational exposure to hazardous substances; 5 Biological monitoring; Section Three: Extent and Attribution of Occupational Disease; 6 Epidemiological methods and evidence-based occupational medicine. 7 Attribution of disease8 Compensation schemes; Section Four: Legal Issues; 9 Medicolegal reports and the role of the expert witness; PART TWO --;DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH CHEMICAL AGENTS; Section One: Occupational Toxicology; 10 Occupational toxicology: general principles; 11 Risks and hazards in occupational and environmental exposures; Section Two: Metals; 12 Introduction; 13 Aluminium; 14 Antimony; 15 Arsenic; 16 Beryllium; 17 Cadmium; 18 Chromium; 19 Cobalt; 20 Copper; 21 Gold; 22 Iron; 23 Lead; 24 Magnesium; 25 Manganese; 26 Mercury; 27 Molybdenum; 28 Nickel; 29 Phosphorus. 30 Platinum group metals31 Polonium; 32 Silver; 33 Thallium; 34 Tin; 35 Tungsten; 36 Uranium; 37 Vanadium; 38 Zinc; Section Three: Gases; 39 Gases; 40 Reactive airways dysfunction syndrome and irritant-induced asthma; 41 Deliberate use of chemicals in warfare and by terrorists; Section Four: Other Chemical Exposures; 42 Organic chemicals; 43 Pesticides and other agrochemicals; 44 Welding; 45 The semiconductor industry; PART THREE --;DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AGENTS; Section One: Noise; 46 Sound, noise and the ear; Section Two: Vibration; 47 Hand-arm vibration syndrome. 48 Whole body vibrationSection Three: Heat and Cold; 49 Heat and cold; Section Four: Barometric Pressure; 50 Diving and work at increased pressure; 51 Working at high altitude; 52 Flying and spaceflight; Section Five: Radiation; 53 Ionizing radiations; 54 Non-ionizing radiation and the eye; 55 Extremely low frequency electric and magnetic fields; 56 Radiofrequency fields; PART FOUR --;DISEASES RELATED TO ERGONOMIC AND MECHANICAL FACTORS; Section One: The Musculoskeletal System; 57 Repeated movements and repeated trauma affecting the musculoskeletal system; Section Two: Back and Spinal Pain. 58 Occupational back painPART FIVE --;OCCUPATION AND TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASES; Section One: Occupational Infections; 59 Occupational infections; 60 Zoonoses; Section Two: Bioterrorism and Biotechnology; 61 Bioterrorism; 62 Genetic modification and biotechnology; PART SIX --;WORK AND MENTAL HEALTH; Section One: Work and Stress; 63 Introduction to work and stress; 64 Work, stress and sickness absence: a psychosocial perspective; 65 Mental health at work: psychological interventions; Section Two: Work and Psychiatric Disorder; 66 Work and psychiatric disorder: an evidence-based approach.

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PART ONE - GENERAL CONSIDERATIONSSection One: History and Development of Occupational MedicineDonald Hunter and the history of occupational health: precedents and perspectivesJoseph Melling and Tim CarterThe changing face of occupational diseasesPeter J Baxter, Tar-Ching Aw, Anne Cockcroft, Paul Durrington and J Malcolm HarringtonSection Two: Diagnosis of Occupational DiseaseThe occupational historyTar-Ching AwOccupational exposure to hazardous substancesJohn W Cherrie and Sean SempleBiological monitoringJohn Cocker and Howard J MasonSection Three: Extent and Attribution of Occupational DiseaseEpidemiological methods and evidence-based occupational medicineDavid CoggonAttribution of diseaseAnthony Newman Taylor and David CoggonCompensation schemesAnthony Newman Taylor and David WaltersSection Four: Legal IssuesMedicolegal reports and the role of the expert witnessDiana M KlossPART TWO - DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH CHEMICAL AGENTSSection One: Occupational ToxicologyOccupational toxicology: general principlesPeter G Blain and Robert D JeffersonRisks and hazards in occupational and environmental exposuresRobert L MaynardSection Two: MetalsIntroductionTar-Ching AwAluminiumPerrine HoetAntimonyMalcolm R SimArsenicMalcolm R SimBerylliumLee S Newman and Holly M ChristensenCadmiumPerrine HoetChromiumTom SorahanCobaltPerrine HoetCopperPeter AggettGoldPeter LinnettIronPeter AggettLeadPeter J Baxter and Hideki IgisuMagnesiumPeter AggettManganeseGrant McMillan and Finlay D DickMercuryPeter J Baxter and Hideki IgisuMolybdenumMalcolm R SimNickelTom SorahanPhosphorusMalcolm R SimPlatinum group metalsPeter LinnettPoloniumIain BlairSilverPeter LinnettThalliumHideki Igisu and Tar-Ching AwTinTar-Ching Aw and Hideki IgisuTungstenPerrine HoetUraniumIain BlairVanadiumFinlay D DickZincPeter AggettSection Three: GasesGasesPeter J BaxterReactive airways dysfunction syndrome.Andirritant-induced asthmaJon G AyresDeliberate use of chemicals in warfare and by terroristsRobert L MaynardSection Four: Other Chemical ExposuresOrganic chemicalsTiina Santonen, Antero Aitio and Harri VainioPesticides and other agrochemicalsIan Brown, Annalisa Chiodini, Chiara Somaruga and Claudio ColosioWeldingGrant McMillanThe semiconductor industryDavid Koh and Judy SngPART THREE - DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AGENTSSection One: NoiseSound, noise and the earRichard T Ramsden and Shakeel R SaeedSection Two: VibrationHand-arm vibration syndromeIan J Lawson, Frank Burke, Kenneth L McGeoch,Tohr Nilsson and George ProudWhole body vibrationMassimo Bovenzi and Keith PalmerSection Three: Heat and ColdHeat and coldE Howard N OakleySection Four: Barometric PressureDiving and work at increased pressureStephen Watt and Andrew ColvinWorking at high altitudePeter JG ForsterFlying and spaceflightMike Gibson, David Gradwell and Alyson CalderSection Five: RadiationIonizing radiationsChris Sharp and Fred A Mettler JrNon-ionizing radiation and the eyeMichael E Boulton and David H SlineyExtremely low frequency electric and magnetic fieldsLeeka Kheifets and Gabor MezeiRadiofrequency fieldsGabor Mezei and Leeka KheifetsPART FOUR - DISEASES RELATED TO ERGONOMIC AND MECHANICAL FACTORSSection One: The Musculoskeletal SystemRepeated movements and repeated trauma affecting the musculoskeletal systemCyrus Cooper and Keith PalmerSection Two: Back and Spinal PainOccupational back painJos H Verbeek and Frederieke SchaafsmaPART FIVE - OCCUPATION AND TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASESSection One: Occupational InfectionsOccupational infectionsJulia Heptonstall and Anne CockcroftZoonosesAlastair Miller and Julia HeptonstallSection Two: Bioterrorism and BiotechnologyBioterrorismJulia HeptonstallGenetic modification and biotechnologyDavid RoomesPART SIX - WORK AND MENTAL HEALTHSection.One:Work and StressIntroduction to work and stressPeter Baxter, Tar-Ching Aw and Anne CockcroftWork, stress and sickness absence: a psychosocial perspectiveMaurice Lipsedge and Michael CalnanMental health at work: psychological interventionsAdrian NealSection Two: Work and Psychiatric DisorderWork and psychiatric disorder: an evidence-based approachNick Glozier, Max Henderson, Neil Greenberg and Simon OverlandSection Three: Substance AbuseSubstance abuse and the workplaceJonathan D ChickPART SEVEN - RESPIRATORY DISORDERSSection One: General IssuesImaging in occupational lung diseasePaul M TaylorWork and chronic air flow limitationDavid J HendrickHealth effects of ultrafine/nanoparticlesKen Donaldson, Robert J Aitken, Jon G Ayres, Brian G Miller and C Lang TranHealth effects related to non-industrial workplace indoor environmentsJouni JK Jaakkola and Maritta S JaakkolaSection Two: Organic Dust DiseasesOccupational asthmaPaul Cullinan and Anthony Newman TaylorByssinosis and other cotton-related diseasesCAC Pickering and Robert NivenExtrinsic allergic alveolitisPaul Cullinan and Anthony Newman TaylorSection Three: Inorganic Dust DiseasesInorganic dusts: general aspectsAnne CockcroftAsbestos and asbestos-related diseasesDavid Weill and Anne CockcroftEpidemiology of asbestos-related diseasesRobin M RuddOther fibrous mineral dustsAnne CockcroftSilica and silica-related diseasesAnne CockcroftEpidemiology of silica-related diseaseKyle SteenlandOther non-fibrous mineral dustsAnne CockcroftMetal dusts and fumesBenoit NemeryBerylliosisHolly M Christensen and Lee S NewmanPART EIGHT - OTHER EFFECTS OF WORKPLACE EXPOSURESSection One: Occupational Diseases of the SkinOccupational diseases of the skinJohn English and Jason WilliamsSection Two: Occupational CancersOccupational cancer: epidemiology, biological mechanisms and biomarkersManolis Kogevinas, J Malcolm.Harringtonand Roel VermeulenSection Three: Other Systemic EffectsNephrotoxic effects of workplace exposuresRema Saxena, Pearl Pai and Gordon M BellNeurotoxic effects of workplace exposuresMichael J Aminoff and Marcello LottiHepatotoxic effects of workplace exposureThomas W Warnes and Alexander SmithWorkplace exposures and reproductive healthJens Peter BondeHaemopoietic effects of workplace exposures: anaemias, leukaemias and lymphomasEdward Gordon-Smith, Anthony Yardley-Jones and Atherton GraySection Four: Shift WorkShift work and extended hours of workGiovanni Costa, Simon Folkard and J Malcolm Harrington.

Diseases, Ergonomic factors.

Diseases, Mechanical factors.

Occupational diseases.

Peter Baxter

Anne Cockcroft

J Malcolm Harrington

Paul Durrington

Peter Baxter

T C Aw

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