Author: Lindstedt G

Original article 1979;5(1):59-69   pdf
Individual mercury exposure of chloralkali workers and its relation to blood and urinary mercury levels.

Lindstedt G, Gottberg I, Holmgren B, Jonsson T, Karlsson G
 

Review 1982;8(1):1-19   pdf
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the occupational environment: with special reference to benzo[a]pyrene measurements in Swedish industry.

Lindstedt G, Sollenberg J

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