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| Preface | ||
| Our Upper Airways and Our Ambient Air: A Historical Perspective | 1 | |
| Research Strategy for Assessing Human Risk from Inhaled Nasal Toxicants | 11 | |
| Nasal Toxicity: End Points of Concern in Humans | 23 | |
| Nasal Dosimetry, Lesion Distribution, and the Toxicologic Pathologist: A Brief Review | 41 | |
| Dosimetry Modeling: Approaches and Issues | 59 | |
| Issues in Modeling Dosimetry in Rats and Primates | 73 | |
| Nasal Dosimetry Modeling for Humans | 85 | |
| In Vivo Measurements of Uptake | 99 | |
| Modeling the Uptake of Gases by the Dog Nasal-Pharyngeal Region: Effects of Morphometric and Physicochemical Factors | 113 | |
| Ozone Dosimetry Studies in the Nose and Eye Using Oxygen-18 | 125 | |
| Comparison of Four Biologically Based Dosimetry Models for the Deposition of Rapidly Metabolized Vapors in the Rodent Nasal Cavity | 135 | |
| Nasal Dosimetry of Formaldehyde: Modeling Site Specificity and the Effects of Preexposure | 159 | |
| Nasal Lesion Distribution and Toxicity in the Squamous Epithelial Region | 177 | |
| Ozone-Induced Proliferative and Metaplastic Lesions in Nasal Transitional and Respiratory Epithelium: Comparative Pathology | 187 | |
| Olfactory Mucosal Toxicity. Integration of Morphological and Biochemical Data in Mechanistic Studies: Dibasic Esters as an Example | 205 | |
| Accessory Nasal Structures in Toxicology Studies | 221 | |
| Human Olfactory Epithelium: Normal Patterns and Types of Lesions Found in the General Population | 249 | |
| Toxicity of Nasal Respiratory Mucosa in Humans | 277 | |
| Threshold Limit Values: How They are Established and Their Role in the Workplace | 289 | |
| Management of Occupational Exposure Levels in the United States | 293 | |
| Inhalation RfC Methodology: Dosimetric Adjustments and Dose-Response Estimation of Noncancer Toxicity in the Upper Respiratory Tract | 301 | |
| U.S. EPA Inhalation Reference Concentration for Bromomethane | 327 | |
| Evaluation of Nasal Tract Lesions in Derivation of the Inhalation Reference Concentration for Hexamethylene Diisocyanate | 341 | |
| Poster Abstracts | 357 | |
| Index | 465 |
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reviewed Nasal Toxicity and Dosimetry of Inhaled Xenibiotics : Implications for Human Health on August 13, 2012
Nasal Toxicity and Dosimetry of Inhaled Xenibiotics : Implications for Human Health
Another book used in undergraduate work. This is a wonderful book and I refer to it often in my writing on grief. I was especially interested in figuring out and learning about positive connections to deceased loved ones. We in the west seem to put a limit on grief. As a sculptor of posthumous individuals created for prayer gardens and cemeteries, I was very interested in finding out about healthy continuing bonds. This is what I do with my work. Help individuals to grieve and heal through healthy continuing bonds. If I could rate this book with another 1/2 star I would. Again it is mostly because of my own personal journey of coming to understand empathy, grief and love of those we have lost.
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