Author: Bongard JP

Original article 2000;26(2):146-152   pdf
Occupational exposure to inhalative irritants and methacholine responsiveness

Leuenberger P, Schindler C, Schwartz J, Ackermann-Liebrich U, Tara D, Perruchoud AP, Wüthrich B, Zellweger JP, Blaser K, Bolognini G, Bongard JP, Brändli O, Domenighetti G, Elsasser S, Grizé L, Karrer W, Keller R, Künzli N, Medici T, Schöni MH, Solari G, Tschopp JM, Villiger B, Zemp E

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