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Occupational asthma from clean, cold processed chicken

Does anyone know if there is a link between occupational asthma and working with clean, cold processed chicken (no feathers, or evisera, just clean, dry, cold skin).

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Health effects from working with European Beech hardwood dust

Have you any experience of health effects from working with European Beech hardwood dust?

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Occupational Asthma from swimming pools

I have had two acute asthma attacks requiring short courses of oral prednisolone; both of these exacerbations occurred within a day or two of swimming at the local leisure centre, where the ambient air smelt strongly of chlorine. The Centre manager assured me that the pool water was chlorinated ...

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Nebulising metal salts in asthmatics

We are seeing a number of workers exposed (often indirectly) to the fumes generated when zinc coated steel (zintec) is welded in the manufacture of car bodies. Has anybody else seen this? We find they have a sputum neutrophilia rather than eosinophilia, and challenge testing with nebulised zinc ...

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Delayed hypersensitivity airway inflammation

Immediate responses to skin prick tests are often used as evidence of specific sensitisation to occupationally encountered agents implying this is the causal mechanism of airway disease. However when assessing occupational dermatoses, patch testing is considered far more useful indicating delaye ...

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Respiratory problems from lanoline

Ian Coutts has a farmer who sprays cows udders with a lanoline mixture before milking. Has anybody seen any respiratory problems with lanoline?

Occupational Asthma, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

UK state industrial injury benefit for Chlorine and Hydrochloric Acid gasses

I am presently applying for UK state industrial injury benefit on behalf of myself and a number of my co-workers at the same plant. We suffer from asthma which presented around the same time and with the same exposure levels (small exposures every few days with sporadic high doses). We all exhi ...

Oasys, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Using Oasys to diagnose asthma problems related to medication / diet

Can the oasys program be used to help patients who suspect a medication (or even dietary element) is worsening their asthma? For example, could they record 2 weeks on their prophylactic antibiotic for UTIs and then 2 weeks off? If so, what would be the best way to do the record (ie how many chan ...

Oasys, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Lab to test to EN 13826

We are a manufacture of a electronic peak flow meter that is currently being distributed in the USA and would like to distribute the next version of the product in Europe. We have not been able to locate a testing lab in the United States to perform the performance testing specified in the EN 1 ...

Oasys, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

Cut off values for Oays hourly plots

We are using the OASYS program and want to use the reported areas between the graphs for the time of day plots and the time from waking graphs in our interpration of the record. What are the cut-off values that you have established for evidence of a work-related pattern. Do you have a referenc ...

Oasys, Specialist, 2/20/2006, 2/20/2006,

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