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1. Miljøgifter og nanomaterialer i arbeidsmiljøet

Author

Johnsen, Helge, Skaug, Vidar, Løvseth, Eva kristin, Thomassen, Yngvar, Thorud, Syvert, and Øvrebø, Steinar

Subjects
Eksponering, Arbeidsmiljø, Nanomaterialer, Miljøgifter
Published
2010

6. Injeksjonsmidler til tetting av vannlekkasjer i anleggsvirksomhet : en vurdering av toksiske stoffer i injeksjonsmidler

Author

Øvrebø, Steinar, Bye, Erik, Kjuus, Helge, Ryberg, David, Thorud, Syvert, and Skaug, Vidar

Subjects
Natriumsilikat, Isocyanater, Natriumalginat, 2-Hydroksyetylmetakrylat, Dimetylaminopropylmetakrylamid, Anleggsarbeid, Tetningsmidler, Hydrogenavsvovlet tung nafta, Akrylamid, Toksisitet, Akrylsyre, N-Metylolakrylamid, Bitumen, Natriumpersulfat, Bygg- og anleggsbransjen
Published
2000

8. [Diagnosis in metabolic acidosis of unknown origin].

Author

Hovda KE, Hunderi OH, Øvrebø S, and Jacobsen D

Subjects
Acidosis etiology, Acidosis metabolism, Alcoholic Intoxication complications, Alcoholic Intoxication diagnosis, Alcoholic Intoxication metabolism, Diagnosis, Differential, Ethylene Glycols blood, Ethylene Glycols metabolism, Humans, Methanol blood, Methanol metabolism, Osmolar Concentration, Reference Values, Retrospective Studies, Acidosis diagnosis, Ethylene Glycols poisoning, Methanol poisoning
Abstract

Background: Obtaining a precise diagnosis in patients presenting with metabolic acidosis of unknown origin is difficult. Poisoning with methanol or ethylene glycol should be suspected in cases with a combined increase of osmolal and anion gaps., Materials and Methods: Retrospectively we have compared the methanol and ethylene glycol values in poisoned patients with their osmolal gaps. The anion gaps are compared to the toxic anions measured., Results: There were good correlations between serum alcohols and osmolal gaps and between toxic metabolites and anion gaps., Interpretation: The osmolal and the anion gaps are both helpful tools in the diagnosis of patients with metabolic acidosis of unknown origin, especially for identifying patients poisoned with methanol or ethylene glycol.

Published
2004

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