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	Gorski P, Bilewicz P, Krakowiak A, Objective evaluation of respiratory ventilation at work by measuring peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR), Med Pr, 1992;43:1-5,

	Takahashi K, Soda R, Matsuoka T, Tsutsui E, Shimizu I, Nakato K, Namba K, Isoshima K, Kamisaka K, A case of occupational asthma caused by arrowhead scale in mandarin orange-worker., Nippon Kyobu Shikkan Gakkai Zasshi, 1992;30:868-872,

	Graneek B, Surveillance and management, Occup Health (Lond), 1992;44:139, 141,-139, 141,,

	Erkan F, Baur X, Kili:caslan Z, Tabak L, Arseven O, Erelel M, Jaeger D, Cavdar T, Exogenous allergic alveolitis caused by mouldy hazel nut leaves., Pneumologie, 1992;46:32-35,

	Allen MB, Crisp A, Snook N, Page RL, 'Smoke-bomb' pneumonitis, Respir Med, 1992;86:165-166,

	Perdu D, Lavaud F, Cossart C, Legrele S, Passemard F, Deltour G, Dubois de Montreynaud JM, Detergent enzymes: has the risk of occupational sensitization disappeared?., Rev Mal Respir, 1992;9:443-448,

	Maria Y, Filliard E, Henninger JF, Allergic alveolitis due to colophony., Rev Mal Respir, 1992;9:472-473,

	KopferschmittKubler MC, Bachez P, Bessot JC, Pauli G, Occupational asthma caused by ebony wood. [French], Rev Mal Respir, 1992;9:470-471,

	Waldburger R, Hofmann M, Ruegger M, Peak flow profile and expert testimony. The significance of peakflow self assessment for pneumological expert testimony. [German], Schweiz Med Wochenschr, 1992;122:1070-1078,

	Norrish AE, Beasley R, Hodgkinson EJ, Pearce N, A study of New Zealand wood workers: exposure to wood dust, respiratory symptoms, and suspected cases of occupational asthma, N Z Med J, 1992;105:185-187,

	Sussman GL, Latex allergy: its importance in clinical practice, Allergy Proc, 1992;13:67-69,

	Grammer LC, Harris KE, Sonenthal KR, Ley C, Roach DE, A cross-sectional survey of 46 employees exposed to trimellitic anhydride, Allergy Proc, 1992;13:139-142,

	Gordon T, Chen LC, Fine JM, Schlesinger RB, Su WY, Kimmel TA, Amdur MO, Pulmonary effects of inhaled zinc oxide in human subjects, guinea pigs, rats, and rabbits, Am Ind Hyg Assoc J, 1992;53:503-509,

	Kilburn KH, Warshaw RH, Irregular opacities in the lung, occupational asthma, and airways dysfunction in aluminum workers, Am J Industr Med, 1992;21:845-853,

	Zuskin E, Kanceljak B, Schachter EN, Witek TJ, Maayani S, Goswami S, Marom Z, Rienzi N, Immunological and respiratory changes in animal food processing workers, Am J Industr Med, 1992;21:177-191,

	Zwemer FL Jr, Pratt DS, May JJ, Silo filler's disease in New York State, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1992;146:650-653,

	Newman LS, Orton R, Kreiss K, Serum angiotensin converting enzyme activity in chronic beryllium disease, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1992;146:39-42,

	Neukirch F, Liard R, Segala C, Korobaeff M, Henry C, Cooreman J, Peak expiratory flow variability and bronchial responsiveness to methacholine. An epidemiologic study in 117 workers, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1992;146:71-75,

	Higgins BG, Britton JR, Chinn S, Cooper S, Burney PG, Tattersfield AE, Comparison of bronchial reactivity and peak expiratory flow variability measurements for epidemiologic studies, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1992;145:588-593,

	Vandenplas O, Malo JL, Cartier A, Perreault G, Cloutier Y, Closed-circuit methodology for inhalation challenge tests with isocyanates, Am Rev Respir Dis, 1992;145:582-587,

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