Author: Williams PR

Original article 1983;9 suppl 1:31-38   pdf
Health evaluation of employees occupationally exposed to methylene chloride: metabolism data and oxygen half-saturation pressures

Ott MG, Skory LK, Holder BB, Bronson JM, Williams PR
 

Original article 1983;9 suppl 1:26-30   pdf
Health evaluation of employees occupationally exposed to methylene chloride: twenty-four hour electrocardiographic monitoring

Ott MG, Skory LK, Holder BB, Bronson JM, Williams PR
 

Original article 1983;9 suppl 1:17-25   pdf
Health evaluation of employees occupationally exposed to methylene chloride: clinical laboratory evaluation

Ott MG, Skory LK, Holder BB, Bronson JM, Williams PR
 

Original article 1983;9 suppl 1:8-16   pdf
Health evaluation of employees occupationally exposed to methylene chloride: mortality

Ott MG, Skory LK, Holder BB, Bronson JM, Williams PR
 

Supplement 1983;9 suppl 1:1-38   pdf
Health evaluation of employees occupationally exposed to methylene chloride: general study design and environmental considerations

Ott MG, Skory LK, Holder BB, Bronson JM, Williams PR

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