Introduction. Inhalational exposure to metal-containing fumes generated by welding and
related processes may result in the development of the clinical syndrome known as “metal …

This paper revealed that the level of certain potentially toxic elements (PTEs) can be
reflected in stream and terrace sediments from Harşit Stream in Northeast Turkey. The …

Most poisoning and overdose events involve unintentional or intentional ingestions by the
oral route. However, the possibility of inhalation exposure to volatile compounds or …

The article dealt with Pollution of our environment with different metal. These metal called
heavy metal attributed to its toxicity properties. Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Cd, Zn, Hg, Ar, Pb, Ag …

Objective: Recently, the proinflammatory effects of welding fumes containing zinc and
copper have been demonstrated. In the present study, it was investigated if the inflammation …

Zinc-and copper-containing welding fumes can cause systemic inflammation after exposure
in humans. Recent ex vivo studies have shown that the observed inflammation originates …

Zinc-and copper-containing welding fumes typically induce a systemic inflammation
indicated by increase in C-reactive protein (CRP) levels, also known as welding fume fever …

An asymptomatic systemic inflammation after exposure to zinc-and copper-containing
welding fumes has been described as mild form of metal fume fever in recent studies. Since …

Objective: Recent studies have shown an increase of C-reactive-protein (CRP) after
exposure to zinc-and copper-containing welding fumes. The objective of this study was to …

Metal fumes fever (MFF) is an inflammatory condition, whose mechanism is yet unclear,
associated with the inhalation of metal fumes, particularly zinc. In this study we investigate …