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Therefore samples of urine obtained from normal persons without unusual exposure to lead may show lead concentrations wall above the limits commonly regarded as normal for such persons.

;.h x t s inis ogAaris>auiIZZrr~` v Ths iaooae ivor August was as follows: ... -- ** *'"*. \ Dry White lead White Lead-in-Oil ' ' $ 5,543,1* 632,13 The White Lead Department was on a'shutdown basis during the month of August, and Cell Room was made use of in the setts' Process.

The urinary lead concentration varies strikingly with the quantity of v.

It is my belief that the most important factor in the lead output of exposed workmen from day to day is the extent of their lead absorption from day to day.

Although nearly all of these were com-gf plicated by other diseases (possibly of primary importance), it iaj| almost universally the practice to attribute the death to lead poisoning^ if there is even slight evidence of connection with lead or lead-usingal; industries

Our advice to phy sicians is to treat episodes of lead poisoning symptomatically.

Our advice to phy sicians is to treat episodes of lead poisoning symptomatically.

Our advice to phy sicians is to treat episodes of lead poisoning symptomatically.

The only lead compounds that are absorbed to an important degree through the skin, so far as m y knowledge and experience goes, are the liquid alkyl lead compounds, of which the only one in commercial use is tetraethyl lead.

Thank you very much for your letter of February 3 and the enclosed booklet on Occupational Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning.

G.: Use of BAL in Lead Poisoning, J.

Our advice to phy sicians is to treat episodes of lead poisoning symptomatically.

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Lead Studies XI.