American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal · 1972 · 21 citations · 0 references
Occupational ToxicologyOccupational HygieneOccupational Health SciencesEnvironmental HealthForensic ToxicologyExposed WorkersExcessive Lead LevelLead LevelLead IdentificationClinical FindingsToxicologyEnvironmental ToxicologyPublic HealthMedicineOccupational EpidemiologyLead Poisoning
In a study performed on 67 lead exposed workers, a correlation was found between levels of lead in hair and the biochemical and clinical findings. A lead level in hair of more than 30 µg/g could be considered as a sign of excessive lead level.