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Occupational asthma from diesel exhaust, an example of low dose irritant induced asthma?

 Occupational asthma from diesel exhaust, an example of low dose irritant induced asthma?
3 bus garage workers with long-term exposure to indoor diesel exhaust developed work-related astha after a latent period. Is this an example of low-dose irritant induced asthma with latency, or occupational asthma due to sensitisation? Does the mechanism make any difference? These workers remained asthmatic after removal from exposure.

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Full Text Available for DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY? Adewole F, Moore VC, Robertson AS, Burge PS, DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY?, Occup Med, 2009;59:424-427,
Sherwood Burge, Oasys, an author of 'DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY?' Vicky Moore, Oasys, an author of 'DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY?' Alastair Robertson, Selly Oak Hospital, an author of 'DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY?' Femi Adewole, Nigeria, an author of 'DIESEL EXHAUST CAUSING LOW-DOSE IRRITANT ASTHMA WITH LATENCY?'

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