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  • Book
    edited by Thomas Rustemeyer, Peter Elsner, Swen-Malte John, Howard I. Maibach.
    Summary: Occupational skin diseases are a field of increasing interest in today's dermatology. Due to rapid developments in several areas of modern industry, new dermatological problems constantly occur amongst workers.The 1st edition of this Handbook of Occupational Dermatology was published in 2000 and has served as the main reference book of occupational skin diseases for general and occupational dermatologists and occupational physicians. The new edition is completely revised, updated and extended with respect to new developments. The layout allows for both quick access to practical information and in-depth reading. Included are concise tables, algorithms and figures on how to optimize the diagnostic procedure for daily patient management and expert opinion.The new edition will continue the success as major source of reference for clinical and experimental work in the field of occupational skin diseases, both for students and experts.

    Contents:
    Epidemiology of Occupational Skin Diseases
    Occupational Skin Diseases: Clinical
    Causative Factors
    Diagnosis
    Therapy
    Prognosis
    Prevention
    Job Descriptions
    Chemistry and Concentrations of Patch Test Allergens.
    Digital Access Springer 2012
  • Article
    Stolte M.
    Thoraxchir Vask Chir. 1977 Jun;25(3):181-6.
    On the basis of postmortem findings in 60 patients who had undergone aorto-coronary vein graft bypass and 145 patients with coronary heart disease we show the morphological risk factors associated with this operation. Arteriosclerosis of the coronary artery in the region of the anastomosis and the stenosed or scared coronary outflow pathways are attended by high risk. A large difference in calibre between the vein and the coronary artery is also a risk factor. The knowledge of the morphology of the coronary muscle bridge helps to avoid operative complications. The progression of coronary artery sclerosis in the overbridged stenosis depends from the degree and the histological qualitiy of this stenosis. Beyond critical stenoses of the coronary arteries operable myocardium is evident in 89,4%, even beyond coronary occlusions revascularisation is possible in 58,9%.
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