Abstract
Experience gained so far by the Department of Dermatovenerology in the uranium industry discloses that the incidence of occupational dermatoses is relatively low in this industry. It represents about 1% of all newly ascertained skin diseases per year. Allergic contact eczemas after having been in contact with rubber products, chiefly rubber boots, predominate. Under the working conditions in mining and preparing uranium ore, ionizing radiation cannot induce non-stochastic effects of the type of radiation dermatitis on the skin. A higher incidence was, however, ascertained in uranium miners of basaliomas, which agrees with the estimation of the dose of external alpha radiation in the basal epidermis layer.
Sevcova, M
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- Zavodni Ustav Narodniho Zdravi Uranoveho Prumyslu, Pribram (Czechoslovakia)
Citation Formats
Sevcova, M.
Occupational dermatoses in the uranium mining and processing industry.
Serbia and Montenegro: N. p.,
1978.
Web.
Sevcova, M.
Occupational dermatoses in the uranium mining and processing industry.
Serbia and Montenegro.
Sevcova, M.
1978.
"Occupational dermatoses in the uranium mining and processing industry."
Serbia and Montenegro.
@misc{etde_5993335,
title = {Occupational dermatoses in the uranium mining and processing industry}
author = {Sevcova, M}
abstractNote = {Experience gained so far by the Department of Dermatovenerology in the uranium industry discloses that the incidence of occupational dermatoses is relatively low in this industry. It represents about 1% of all newly ascertained skin diseases per year. Allergic contact eczemas after having been in contact with rubber products, chiefly rubber boots, predominate. Under the working conditions in mining and preparing uranium ore, ionizing radiation cannot induce non-stochastic effects of the type of radiation dermatitis on the skin. A higher incidence was, however, ascertained in uranium miners of basaliomas, which agrees with the estimation of the dose of external alpha radiation in the basal epidermis layer.}
journal = {Prac. Lek.; (Czechoslovakia)}
volume = {30:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Serbia and Montenegro}
year = {1978}
month = {Apr}
}
title = {Occupational dermatoses in the uranium mining and processing industry}
author = {Sevcova, M}
abstractNote = {Experience gained so far by the Department of Dermatovenerology in the uranium industry discloses that the incidence of occupational dermatoses is relatively low in this industry. It represents about 1% of all newly ascertained skin diseases per year. Allergic contact eczemas after having been in contact with rubber products, chiefly rubber boots, predominate. Under the working conditions in mining and preparing uranium ore, ionizing radiation cannot induce non-stochastic effects of the type of radiation dermatitis on the skin. A higher incidence was, however, ascertained in uranium miners of basaliomas, which agrees with the estimation of the dose of external alpha radiation in the basal epidermis layer.}
journal = {Prac. Lek.; (Czechoslovakia)}
volume = {30:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Serbia and Montenegro}
year = {1978}
month = {Apr}
}