Journal of Hygiene · 1927 · 17 citations · 3 references
Veterinary MedicineToxicologyHeavy Metal ToxicologyMetallurgyOccupational ToxicologyIron ToxicologyOccupational Health In MiningAirborne Metal Dust ExposureDust ExposureDust Exposure AssessmentIndustrial Dust ExposureOccupational Dust ExposureRespirable Dust Exposure
THE production of a fibrosis due to inhalation of haematite in man has already been disucssed by Goadby (1925). The following experiments were made to see what effects were produced by exposing guinea-pigs to the dusts of ( a ) haematite (Fe 2 O 3 ) and ( b ) levigated iron. Finacial assistance towards these experiments was very kindly rendered by the Mines Department, to the Inspectors of which I am also indebted for the haematite powder from Cumberland.
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Experiments on the effects of Dust Inhalations
A. Mavrogordato · Epidemiology and Infection · 1918 · 42 citations
H. M. Carleton, Frederic Haynes · Journal of Cell Science · 1926 · 18 citations