Lead exposure in early life: health consequences.
Lead exposure in early life: health consequences.
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生命早期接触铅：健康后果。
DOI：
10.1007/978-1-4612-3416-6_3
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发表时间：
1990
影响因子：
6
通讯作者：
Dietrich,KN
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作者：
Hammond,PB;Dietrich,KN
在这么长的一段时间里，可能没有任何有毒物质像铅那样受到如此多的关注。对其健康后果的调查最初侧重于因果关系最为明显的职业暴露。在1839年出版的一篇开创性的论文中，坦克勒尔·德斯·普兰奇非常准确和详细地描述了职业性铅中毒对健康的影响。这引发了一段时间的密集临床和实验研究。儿童铅中毒的特殊问题直到后来才广为人知。1892年，澳大利亚布里斯班地区首次描述了发生在儿童中的这种疾病(Gibson等人。1892年)。几年后，吉布森发现了家庭中粉笔含铅涂料的来源(吉布森1904)。这些出版物和布里斯班集团的其他出版物导致了
No toxic substance has probably received as much attention over so long a period of time as has lead. Investigation of its health consequences focused initially on occupational exposure where the association between cause and effect was most clearly apparent. In a seminal treatise published in 1839, Tanquerel des Planches described the health effects of occupational lead poisoning with remarkable accuracy and in great detail. This triggered a period of intensive clinical and experimental investigation. The special problem of lead poisoning in children was not widely known until later. In 1892, the disease as it occurred in children was first described in the Brisbane area of Australia (Gibson et al. 1892). A few years later, Gibson identified chalking lead-based paint in homes as the source (Gibson 1904). These publications and others by the Brisbane group led to the