Occupational Asthma Reference

Anees W, Moore VC, Croft JS, Robertson AS, Burge PS, Occupational asthma caused by heated triglycidyl isocyanurate, Occup Med, 2011;61:65-67,

Keywords: TGIC, occupational asthma, challenge, triglycidyl isocyanurate, powdercoat paint,Oasys, peak flow, PEF, gas fire manufacture

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Sherwood Burge, Oasys Sherwood Burge

Wasif Anees, Oasys Wasif Anees

Vicky Moore, Oasys Vicky Moore

Jennifer McCoach (now Croft), Oasys Jennifer McCoach (now Croft)

Alastair Robertson, Selly Oak Hospital Alastair Robertson

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Abstract

Six workers exposed as bystanders to heated triglycidyl isocyanurate (TGIC) developed occupational asthma confirmed by serial peak expiratory flow measurement and Oasys analysis. Specific inhalation challenge testing resulted in late or dual asthmatic reactions to heated TGIC in four of four tested and was negative in three control asthmatics. One worker tested only with unheated TGIC had a negative specific challenge test. Heated TGIC can cause occupational asthma from bystander exposure.

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