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R&S 028221 Lehman, K. B., and F. Flury. Toxicology and hygiene of ..tiustrial solvents. 1338. As translated by Eleanor '.ng and Henry F. Smyth, Jr. 1941 Von Oettingen, W. F., M.D. The halogenated aliphatic, olefinic, cyclic, aromatic, and aliphatic-aromatic hydrocarbons including the halogenated insecticides, their toxicity and potential dangers. Public Health Service Publication No. 414, U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D. C. 1955. Mastroroatteo, E., M.D., A. M. Fisher, H. Christie, and H. Danziger. Acute inhalation toxicity of vinyl chloride to laboratory animals. American Industrial Hygiene. Association Journal, Volume 21, No. 5, October, I960. Torkelson, T. R., F. Oyen, and V. K. Rowe. The toxicity of vinyl chloride as determined by repeated exposure-of... . laboratory animals. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, Volume 22, No. 5, pp. 354-361.' 1961. / Gabor, S., M. Lecca-Radu, and I. Manta; Certain biochemical indexes of the blood in workers exposed to toxic substances (benzene, chlorobenzene, vinyl chloride). From."/Toksikol. i Klinika Prof. Zabolevanii Khim. Etiol. Sb. 221-223. 1962. Irish, D. D. Vinyl chloride, CH9CHC1 (Monochloroethene). Industrial Hygiene.and Toxicoldgy, Volume 2, pp. 1303-1305. F. A. Patty, Editor. 1962. Lester, D., L. A. Greenberg, and W. R. Adams. Effects of single and repeated exposures of humans and rats to vinyl chloride. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, pp. 265-275, May-June. 1963. Gabor.* S., M. Radu, N. Preda, S. Abrudean, L. Ivanof, Z. Anea, and C. Valaezkay. Inst. Hyg. Cluj., Romania. Bucharest 13(5), 409-418. 1964. Hardie, D. W. F. Chlorocarbons and chlorohydrocarbons: vinyl chloride. Kirk-Othmer Encycl. Chem. Technol., 2nd Ed. 5, 171-178. 1964. Kuebler, H. The physiological properties of aerosol propellants. Aerosol Age 9(4), 44, 47-48, 50, 90-91. 1964. R&S 028222 Mamedov, M. Vinyl chloride Baku: Azerb. Gos. Izd pp. 127. 1964. Grigorescu, I. and G. Toba. Vinyl chloride; industrial toxicologic aspects. Rev. Chim. 17(8):499-501. 1966. Harris, D. K. and W. G. F. Adams. Acroosteolysis occurring in men engaged in- the polymerization of vinyl chloride. Brit. Med. Journal, 5567, pp. 712-714. Illus. 1967. Wilson, R. H., W. E. McCormick, C. F. Tatum, and J. L. Creech. Occupational Acroosteolysis, report of 31 cases. The Journal of the American Medical Association, Volume 201, No. 8, pp. 577-581. 1967. Vazin, A. N., and E. I. Plokhova. Pathogenic effect of chronic exposure to vinyl chloride on rabbits. Farmakol Toksikol, 31(3):369-372. 1968. Vazin, A. N., and E. I. Plokhova. Pathogenesis of a disease, developing during chronic action of vinyl chloride on the organism. Farmakol Toksikol 31 (3) :369-372. 1968. Vazin, A. N., and E. I. Plokhova. Creation of an experi mental model of "toxic angioneurosis" developing from the chronic action of vinyl chloride vapors on an organism. GIG TR Prof Zabol 12(7):47-49. 1968. Antonyuzhenko, V. A. Occupational poisoning by vinyl chloride. GIG TR Prof Zabol 12(3):50-S2. 1968. Baretta, E. D., R. D. Stewart, and J. E. Mutchler. Monitoring Exposures to vinyl chloride vapor: breath analysis and continuous air sampling. American Industrial Bygiene Association Journal, Volume 30, pp. 537-544. 1969. Vazin, A. N., and E. I. PLokhova. Dynamic changes in epinephrine-like substances in rabbit blood following chronic exposure to vinyl chloride fumes. GIG TR Prof Zabol 13(6):46-47. 1969. Q2_o7 in 028223 Clapp, J. J., C. M. Kaye, and L. Young. Metabolism of allyl compounds in the rat. Biochem. Journal 114(1), pp. 6-*7. 1969. Vazin, A. N., E. I. Plokhova. Changes in adrenaline-like substances in rabbit blood following chronic exposure to v'.nyl chloride fumes. Gig. Tr. Prof Zabol. 13(6), pp. 46-47. 1969. lu.i * HW4 lUim % tin I Vazin, A. N., E. I. Plokhova. Changes in the cardiac activity of rats chronically exposed to vinyl chloride vapors. Farmakol Toksikol, 32 (2):220-222. 1969. Schottek, Wolfgang. Toxicology of vinyl chloride. Chem. Tech., 21(11), pp. 708-711. 1969. Smirnova, N. A., and N. P. Granik. Long-term side effects of acute occupational poisoning by certain hydrocarbons and their derivatives. GIG TR Prof Zabol 14(5):50-51. 1970. Basalaev, A. V. Experience with the use of large-frame photofluorography in examining skeletal bones of persons occupationally dealing with unsaturated hydrocarbons of the ethylene series (olefins) and their chlorine deriva tives (vinyl chloride, trichloroethylene). GIG TR Prof Zabol 14 (11):34-37. 1970. Kudryavtseva, O. F. Characteristics of electrocardio graphic changes in patients with vinyl chloride poisoning. GIG TR Prof Zabol 14(8):54-56. 1970. Viola, P. L. Pathology of vinyl chloride. Medicine del Lavoro, Volume 61, Mo. 3. March, 1970. Translated from the Italian. 1970. Viola, P. L. Cancerogenic effect of vinyl chloride. Presented at the Tenth Int. Cancer Cong., Houston, Texas. Regina Elena Inst, for Cancer Research, May 22-29. 1970. Dinman, B. D., W. A. Cook, W. M. Whitehouse, H. J. Magnuson, and T. Ditcheck. Occupational Acroosteolysis i I. An Epidemiological Study. Archives of Environmental Health, Volume 22, pp. 61-73, January. 1971. Cook, W. A., P. M. Giever, B. D. Dinman, and H. J. Magnuson. Occupational Acroosteolysis: II. An Industrial Hygiene Study. Archives of Environmental Health, Volume 22, pp. 74-82. January. 1971. Dodson, V. N., B. D. Dinman, W. M. Whitehouse,A. N. M. Nasr, and H. J. Magnuson. Occupational Acroosteolysis: IIT. A clinical study. Archives of Environmental Health, Volume 22, pp. 83-91, January. 1971. Viola, P. L., A. Bigotti, and A. Caputo. Oncogenic response of rat skin, lungs, and bones to vinyl chloride. Cancer Research, Volume 31; pp. 516-522, May. 1971. R&S 028224 Vinyl chloride. Documentation of the Threshold Limit Value, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists,Third Edition, 1971. Kramer, C. G.f and J. E. Mutchler. The correlation of clinical and environmental measurements for workers exposed to vinyl chloride. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, Volume 33(l):19-30. 1971. Heyerson, L. B. and G. C. Meier. Cutaneous lesions in acroosteolysis. Arch Dermatol 106 (2)*224-227. 1972. Jiihe, S., and C. E. Lange. Long-term exposure to vinyl chloride. Dt. med. Wschr. 97:1972. Basalaev, A. V., A. N. Vazin and A. G. Kochetkov. Pathogenesis of changes developing due to long-term exposure to the effect of vinyl chloride. GIG TR Prof Zabol 16 (2):24-27. 1972. Markowitz, S. S., C. J. McDonald, W. Fethiere and M. S. Kerzner. Occupational acroosteolysis. Arch Dermatol 106 (2):219-223. 1972. 30 in ro to ** Jiihe, S., C. E. Lange, G. Stein, and G. Veltman. Uber die sogenannte Vinylchlorid-Krankheit. Dtsch. med. Wschr. 98, pp. 2034-2037. (German). 1973. Jiihe, S., C. E. Lange, G. Stein, and G. Veltman. On the so-called vinyl chloride disease. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift, 98(43), pp. 2034-2337. English translation. 1973 Levina, M. M., V. S. Filatova, E, G. Belaya, S. A. Ashirova, Y. P. Tikhomirov, A. L. Levin, R. Z. Mostinskaya, and B. E. Kuznetskii. Hygienic certification of the building projects development, and reconstruction of plants pro ducing organochlorine products. Gig. Sanit (4):86-87. 1973. Filatova, V. S., V. K. Vinogradova, and L. S. Bashkirova. Hygienic evaluation of working conditions in some.chemical plants operating in the open air. Gig. Tr. Prof Zabol (8):8-ll. 1973. n R&S 028226 i This translation has been prepared for the use of Dr* A. 0. Drench and Dr. H. F. Smyth, Jr. Page numbers of the original German text are indicated in the left margin at the beginning of the translation of each page* In many cases nomenclature has been changed to agree with American usage. Wherever possible concentration data bos been expressed in p.p.m. or volume percent (10,000 p.p.m. = 1 Vol.Jt), In addition to the mgm. per liter figures of the original. The conversion factor has been added to the physical properties section under each solvent name. Other editorial changes have been held to a minimum. No attempt has boon made i1 to change the descriptions to agree with current American industrial . i l methods. Unfortunately, it has proved impossible to be consistent In the i listing of literature references. i ,V. ' -j . - '? - - V* ' i > I i i