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INTERNATIONAL CONSENSUS ON OLFACTION
TABLE VII.7a (Continued) Study Year LOE
Study design Cross-sectional
Study groups 187 workers in paint
Clinical end point
Conclusions Dose-related
UPSIT R
Schwartz et al 344
1990
4
decrements in OF only in nonsmokers 8.8% workers with disturbance of smell and taste vs 1.3% of controls hyposmic and 13% were moderately or severely hyposmic group, 31% were mildly hyposmic Patients with renal damage had more significant OD Of the reference disturbances were found in 3% of workers exposed to solvent-based paint vs 0.4% in workers exposed to water-based paint Manganese workers had significantly worsened smell thresholds compared with their matched controls Pairs differed on emotional state, motor function, cognitive flexibility, and olfactory perception No difference was found in verbal fluency, Of workers, 40% were mildly 6-fold increase of threshold that returned to normal at a rate of 6.8 ds/hour Taste or olfactory
manufacturing
Hotz
1992
4
Cross-sectional
264 workers exposed to
Memory index Subjective smell/taste impairment
et al 342
hydrocarbons
Controls
Urinary cadmium levels Cadmium-induced renal damage OF through butanol detection threshold andodor identification
Rose
1992
4
Cross-sectional
55 workers with
et al 330
chronic exposure tocadmium fumes ina brazing operation
2Controls
Mergler
1992
4
Cohort
5 healthy patients exposed to toluene and or xylene
Olfactory perception threshold
et al 343
Wieslander et al 341
Self-administered
1994
4
Cross-sectional
255 painters
questionnaire to assess occurrence of symptoms
(solvent-based paint)
302 exposed to water-based paint
Mergler
1994
4
Case-control
115 workers
Emotional state Motor functions
et al 334
employed in manganese alloy production Matched controls
Cognitive flexibility Olfactory thresholds for PM-carbinol and toluene Basic mathematics Reading capability Attentional capacity
mathematics, reading, and attentional capacity
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