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  • Title: [Longitudinal study of colophony exposed workers and control probands].
    Author: Wallenstein G, Schulz P, Christann M, Schöneich R, Dietz E.
    Journal: Z Gesamte Hyg; 1991 Feb; 37(2):75-8. PubMed ID: 2031385.
    Abstract:
    267 solderers and 239 controls from a cross-sectional study were reexamined after a five-year period. Thereby the correlation between prevalences of respiratory symptoms and work-place concentrations of solder flux fume was confirmed. The follow-up of lung function revealed a higher influence of smoking habits compared to occupational exposures. The MBTH-method is suitable for estimation of exposure, if smoking and other aldehyde sources are excluded.
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