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Biological Monitoring als diagnostisches Instrument bei der Prävention chemischbedingter Berufskrebse

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Krebsrisiken am Arbeitsplatz

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Bei der Prävention chemischbedingter Berufserkrankungen kommt den krebserzeugenden Substanzen ohne jeden Zweifel die größte Bedeutung zu. Diese sich aus der Wirkung dieser Substanzen auf die Gesundheit des Menschen ergebende Priorität wird dadurch gesteigert, als die Zahl der als krebserzeugend erkannten Substanzen in den letzten Jahren stetig angestiegen ist [23]. Die Prävention vor den Wirkungen gesundheitsschädlicher Substanzen i.allg. und damit auch der krebserzeugenden Stoffe stützt sich im wesentlichen auf 2 Meß- und Kontrollstrategien; dies ist

  • das Ambient Monitoring, die Bestimmung der Schadstoffkonzentration in der Luft des Arbeitsplatzes

  • das Biological Monitoring, die Bestimmung der Schadstoffe, ihrer Stoffwechselprodukte oder anderer Parameter des Intermediärstoffwechsels in den Körperflüssigkeiten des Menschen.

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Angerer, J., Rüdiger, H., Schaller, K.H., Lehnert, G. (1992). Biological Monitoring als diagnostisches Instrument bei der Prävention chemischbedingter Berufskrebse. In: Horst, A., Norpoth, K., Verkoyen, C. (eds) Krebsrisiken am Arbeitsplatz. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77128-6_19

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