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Table 1.

Exposure concentration levels of respirable quartz by job title, adjusted for the use of respirators.

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Table 2.

Prevalence of mucous membrane and respiratory symptoms in foundry workers, percentage of answers (missing cases in parenthesis).

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Table 3.

Symptoms and exposure to cumulative respirable quartz (mg/m3 year) and chemical binders (chem years)—logistic regression analysis presented as odds ratios adjusted for age, smoking and gender.

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Symptoms and exposure to cumulative respirable dust exposures (mg/m3 year) and chemical binders (chem years)—logistic regression analysis presented as odds ratios adjusted for age, smoking and gender.

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Table 5.

Lung function FVC, FEV1 as percentage of expected values, FENO and CC16.

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Table 6.

FEV1 and FVC (% of expected), FENO, CC16 and CRP morning day 1, cumulative exposure to respirable quartz, respirable dust (mg/m3 year) and chemical binders (chem years)–multiple linear regression adjusted for smoking, BMI, age and gender.

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