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INTERNATIONAL CONSENSUS ON OLFACTION
TABLE VII.7a (Continued) Study Year LOE
Study design Cross-sectional
Study groups 33 workers in
Clinical end point PEA odor threshold and confusion matrix odor identification ability Blood and urinary cadmium values
Conclusions Mean olfactory threshold was significantly worse in
Mascagni et al 322
2003
4
cadmium fusion Reference group 1: 39 nonexposed workers Reference group 2: 23workers exposed to iron and steel welding fumes 52 workers exposed to acrylonitrile butadiene
cadmium workers Odor identification test findings for cadmium workers were similar to those of the reference groups Exposed group had lower OF after work Exposed workers had decreased olfactory threshold scores but no difference inodor identification scores performed worse except those in the 50- to 63-year age group, in which there was no difference Welders may be at risk for loss of smell function, unrelated to neurological and neuropsychologi cal test performance performed worse in threshold and discrimination but not in identification Mexico City residents Mexico City residents
Cheng
2004
4
Cohort
1-butanol threshold Odor identification, both prework and postwork
et al 345
styrene thermal decomposition products reference group (n = 72)
Non exposed
Hudson
Olfactory
2006
4
Cross-sectional
82 Mexico City
et al 352
identification and threshold using an orange drink and coffee Odor discrimination using a horchata and atole beverage
residents (high air pollution) residents (low air pollution)
86 Tlaxcala
Antunes et al 326
2007
4
Case-control
Professional
UPSIT R Neurologic and
welders (n = 43) who worked 1 or 2 years on the SanFran cisco/Oakland Baybridge Matched controls
neuropsychological test measures
Guarneros et al 353
SS-TDI
2009
4
Cross-sectional
30 Mexico City
residents (high air pollution)
30 Tlaxcala residents
Ranft
2009
4
Cross-sectional
399women
SS-ID
Motor vehicle
et al 354
exposed to traffic-related particulate matter
exposure was associated with poorer olfaction
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