NEUROLOGIC EVALUATION OF A POPULATION EXPOSED TO ARSENIC IN ALASKAN WELL WATER
NEUROLOGIC EVALUATION OF A POPULATION EXPOSED TO ARSENIC IN ALASKAN WELL WATER
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10.1080/00039896.1983.10543990
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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COX, DH
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KREISS, K;ZACK, MM;COX, DH
Neurologic and nerve conduction studies were performed on 147 persons exposed to As from well water. Total As concentrations in well water ranged from 1 to 4781 .mu.g/l and from 6 to 4964 .mu.g/l in urine; a calculated index of As ingestion ranged from 1 to 4521 .mu.g/day. No dose-response relationship existed between As ingestion and symptoms or physical findings compatible with peripheral neuropathy. Five of 6 persons with symptoms or physical findings suggestive of sensory neuropathy had normal nerve conduction velocities. Thirteen persons with elevated As ingestion, but no signs or symptoms of neuropathy had 1 or more abnormal nerve conduction velocities. No dose-response relationship, however, existed between As ingestion and nerve conduction velocities. Evidently, As ingestion from well water at the concentrations found in this Alaskan community did not result in clinical or subclinical neuropathy.