45 results on '"Ikeda, Masayuki"'
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2. Comparative study on the activities of part-time occupational physicians in Japan between 2008 and 2016: effects of the stress-check program
3. Biological monitoring of occupational ethylbenzene exposure by means of urinalysis for un-metabolized ethylbenzene
4. Performance Tests of Three Types of Air-sampling Bags on Organic Solvent Vapor Retention
5. Activities of Private Clinic- or Hospital-Based Occupational Physicians in Japan
6. Organic Solvent Use in Research Institutions in Japan
7. Use of a Holder-vacuum Tube Device to Save On-site Hands in Preparing Urine Samples for Head-space Gas-chromatography, and Its Application to Determine the Time Allowance for Sample Sealing
8. Organic Solvent Use in Enterprises in Japan
9. Comparative Evaluation of GFAAS and ICP-MS for Analyses of Cadmium in Blood
10. Validation of Urine Density Correction in Cases of Hippuric Acid and Un-metabolized Toluene in Urine of Workers Exposed to Toluene
11. Risk for Non-obese Japanese Workers to Develop Metabolic Syndrome
12. Limited Validity of o-Cresol and Benzylmercapturic Acid in Urine as Biomarkers of Occupational Exposure to Toluene at Low Levels
13. Possible Beneficial Effects of Health Counseling, Given Less Frequently than Ordinary, on Blood Pressure
14. Benzyl Alcohol as a Marker of Occupational Exposure to Toluene
15. Relation of Average and Highest Solvent Vapor Concentrations in Workplaces in Small to Medium Enterprises and Large Enterprises
16. Green Chemistry in Urinalysis for Trichloroethanol and Trichloroacetic Acid as Markers of Exposure to Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Solvents
17. Comparison of Colorimetric and HPLC Methods for Determination of .DELTA.-Aminolevulinic Acid in Urine with Reference to Dose-Response Relationship in Occupational Exposure to Lead
18. Lower Vapor Concentrations in Solvent Workplaces in Larger-Scale Enterprises than in Smaller-Scale Enterprises, and Exceptions.
19. Lead Levels in Urine of Never-Smoking Adult Women in Non-Polluted Areas in Japan, with References to Cadmium Levels in Urine
20. A 40-Year Follow-Up of Whetstone Cutters on Silicosis
21. Mortality due to Silico-Tuberculosis and Lung Cancer Among 200 Whetstone Cutters.
22. Successful Experiences with a Handy Equipment to Measure Dust Concentrations in Various Workplaces.
23. Blood Lead Level to Induce Significant Increase in Urinary .DELTA.-Aminolevulinic Acid Level among Lead-Exposed Workers. A Statistical Approach.
24. Trpes of Organic Solvents used in Workplaces and Work Environment Conditions with Special References to Reproducibility of Work Environment Classification.
25. Absence of Mutagenicity in Peripheral Lymphocytes of Workers Occupationally Exposed to Methyl Methacrylate.
26. Subjective symptom increase among dry-cleaning workers exposed to tetrachloroethylene vapor.
27. Chemical Exposures in Research Laboratories in a University.
28. Aromatic and other contents in automobile gasoline in Japan.
29. Dynamics of methanol adsorption on carbon felt with special reference to interaction with co-existting toluene.
30. Comparative evaluation of colorimetry, GLC and HPLC for the determination of urinary hippuric acid.
31. Evaluation of the coil planet centrifuge method as a screening test in the health examination system to detect vibration hazards among forest workers.
32. Dose-dependent increase in subjective symptom prevalence among toluene-exposed workers.
33. Application of Carbon Felt Dosimetry to Field Studies Distant from Analytical Laboratory
34. Mutagenic potential of styrene in man.
35. Comparative evaluation of the paper chromatographic and HPLC methods for the determination of urinary hippuric acid.
36. n-Hexane, Benzene and Other Aromatic Components in Petroleum Distillate Solvents in Japan
37. Organic solvent exposure in small scale industries in North-East Japan.
38. Relationship between exposure to toluene and excretion of urinary metabolites in Korean female solvent workers.
39. Spontaneous desorption of organic solvents from carbon cloth.
40. Age difference in response of erythrocyte .DELTA.-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase amount to lead administration in rats.
41. Subclinical increases in serum transaminase activities among female workers exposed to toluene at sub-OEL levels.
42. No biologically significant changes in liver function after occupational exposure to toluene at over-OEL levels.
43. n-Hexane and benzene contents in gasoline for industrial purpose.
44. Evaluation of carbon felt dosimetry in comparison with one-shot air sampling method and biological monitoring: a field survey.
45. TWO CASES OF LEUCODERMA, PRESUMABLY DUE TO NONYL- OR OCTYLPHENOL IN SYNTHETIC DETERGENTS
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