Hunter's Diseases of Occupations

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Edition: 9th
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-02-24
Publisher(s): Hodder Education Publishers
List Price: $370.90

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Summary

Hunter's Disease of Occupations is the leading book about diseases caused by occupations, and about the assessment, management, and treatment of the individual patient. The book is for clinicians dealing with specific patients, as well as for occupational physicians and other occupationalhealth professionals. This new edition continues this objective but also includes environmental diseases that arise from industrial or agricultural activity; therefore the book will also be of value to public health and environmental health physicians. The text is comprehensive, and continues toinclude the traditional disorders but now it also incorporates new areas of concern such as disorders connected with highly technological industries, and the effects of pesticides and other chemicals in the environment.

Table of Contents

Contributors ix
Preface xiii
PART 1 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
The Occupational History
3(12)
WR Lee
T-C Aw
The role of laboratory techniques in the prevention and diagnosis of occupational and environmental diseases
15(12)
H Kerr Wilson
PJ Baxter
Estimating the extent of occupational injuries and disease
27(10)
D Coggon
Compensation schemes for industrial injuries and diseases
37(20)
J Malcolm Harrington
Medicolegal reports and the role of the expert witness
57(10)
DM Kloss
PART 2 DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH CHEMICAL AGENTS
Absorption of chemicals and mechanisms of detoxification
67(14)
PG Blain
Metals
81(42)
L Morgan
A Scott
Gases
123(56)
PJ Baxter
Welding, fumes and inhalation fevers
179(16)
GHG McMillan
Pesticides and other agrochemicals
195(26)
AL Jones
AT Proudfoot
Aliphatic chemicals
221(40)
LS Levy
Aromatic chemicals
261(22)
T-C Aw
PART 3 DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AGENTS
Sound, noise and the ear
283(24)
RT Ramsden
SR Saeed
Vibration (hand-arm and whole body)
307(18)
PL Pelmear
Heat and cold
325(18)
EHN Oakley
Raised barometric pressure
343(18)
DH Elliott
Flying
361(22)
TM Gibson
Working at high altitude
383(14)
PJG Forster
Ionizing radiations
397(22)
JR Harrison
C Sharp
Non-ionizing radiation and the eye
419(20)
M Boulton
DH Sliney
Extremely low frequency electric and magnetic fields
439(14)
LI Kheifets
PART 4 DISEASES RELATED TO ERGONOMIC AND MECHANICAL FACTORS
Repeated movements and repeated trauma affecting the musculoskeletal system
453(24)
K Palmer
C Cooper
Back pain and work
477(12)
MIV Jayson
PART 5 DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH MICROBIOLOGICAL AGENTS
Occupation and infectious diseases
489(32)
J Heptonstall
A Cockcroft
RMM Smith
Genetic modification and biotechnology
521(18)
AM Finn
AJ Scott
GM Stave
PART 6 WORK AND MENTAL HEALTH
Bullying, post-traumatic stress disorder and violence in the workplace
539(18)
M Lipsedge
Substance abuse and the workplace
557(12)
JD Chick
Health and mental illness at work: clinical assessment and management
569(12)
EL Teasdale
FH Creed
Shift work and extended hours of work
581(12)
G Costa
S Folkard
JM Harrington
PART 7 OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISORDERS
Imaging in occupational lung disease
593(14)
PM Taylor
Work and chronic air flow limitation
607(14)
DJ Hendrick
Byssinosis and other cotton-related diseases
621(12)
CAC Pickering
Occupational asthma
633(20)
AJ Newman Taylor
Extrinsic allergic alveolitis
653(10)
AJ Newman Taylor
Inorganic dusts
663(46)
A Cockcroft
B Nemery
Problems from indoor air in non-industrial workplaces
709(16)
P Sherwood Burge
PART 8 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES OF THE SKIN
Occupational diseases of the skin
725(16)
RJG Rycroft
PART 9 OCCUPATIONAL CANCER
Biological mechanisms and biomarkers
741(50)
S Venitt
Clinical and epidemiological aspects
791(32)
JM Harrington
P Boffetta
R Saracci
PART 10 REPRODUCTION AND WORK
Workplace exposures and reproductive effects
823(20)
SM Barlow
AD Dayan
IK Stabile
PART 11 OTHER SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF WORKPLACE EXPOSURES
Nephrotoxic effects of workplace exposures
843(24)
GM Bell
HJ Mason
Neurotoxic effects of workplace exposures
867(14)
PK Thomas
MJ Aminoff
Hepatotoxic effects of workplace exposures
881(20)
TW Warnes
SK Jain
A Smith
Haemopoietic effects of workplace exposures: anaemias, leukaemias and lymphomas
901(16)
A Yardley-Jones
A Gray
Appendix Diseases of occupations - a short history of their recognition and prevention 917(10)
T Carter
Index 927

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