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Chloracne after release of TCDD at Seveso, Italy

1981

ABSTRACT The paper deals with clinical and epidemiological findings concerning persons showing skin lesions after release of TCDD at Seveso. A positive association was observed between geographical distribution of cases and levels of soil contamination. Gastro-intestinal tract impairments were more frequently observed in children with chloracne than in children from the same areas showing no skin lesions. To date, no major immunological involvement has been observed in samples of children exposed to TCDD.

ChloracneTCDDbusiness.industryPhysiologyMedicineTCDD; chlorinated dioxins; Seveso accidentSeveso accidentbusinessmedicine.diseaseSkin lesionchlorinated dioxins
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Chloracne following Environmental Contamination by TCDD in Seveso, Italy

1981

Data are presented on the occurrence of chloracne, clinical symptoms and biochemical changes in 164 children following environmental contamination by TCDD from an industrial accident in Seveso, Italy. An overall positive association was found between the territorial distribution of chloracne cases and the different levels of soil contamination in the affected area. Individual risk factors such as condition and length of exposure, intake via contaminated foods, etc. were evaluated; no single factor appeared to be associated with chloracne. Disturbances of the gastrointestinal tract were more frequently observed in children affected with chloracne in those from the same areas having no skin l…

Malemedicine.medical_specialtyTCDDPolychlorinated DibenzodioxinsAdolescentEpidemiologyEnvironmental pollutionDioxinsChloracneTCDD; Seveso; ChloracneResidence CharacteristicsEnvironmental healthEpidemiologyAcne VulgarisMedicineAccidents OccupationalHumansChildbusiness.industrySingle factorGeneral MedicineSyndromeContaminationmedicine.diseaseDermatologyChloracneIndividual risk factorsItalyChild PreschoolEnvironmental PollutantsFemaleSevesoSkin lesionbusiness
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