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See Latest ArticlesRecurrent Exposure to Welding Fumes Induces Insufficient Recovery from Inflammation
Inhalation Toxicology, 03/03/09
Yang MJ et al. - The number of PMNs was significantly higher after the second exposure than after the first exposure. Also, all cell types in the BALF were significantly elevated in the high-dose second recovery group than in the first recovery group, indicating an incomplete recovery from second exposure. In conclusion, these results indicated that the lung damage caused by the second welding-fume exposure was more difficult to recover from than the first exposure.
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