A preliminary study on the use of meconium for the assessment of prenatal exposure to heavy metals in Japan.
暂无分享,去创建一个
S. Nakai | S. Oda | H. Nishino | H. Matsuki | H. Yokoyama | Yeonsil Yang | Misato Ishii
[1] Marta Esteban,et al. Non-invasive matrices in human biomonitoring: a review. , 2009, Environment international.
[2] J. Janisse,et al. A comparison of infant hair, cord blood and meconium analysis to detect fetal exposure to environmental pesticides. , 2008, Environmental research.
[3] C. Ark,et al. Mercury levels in cord blood and meconium of healthy newborns and venous blood of their mothers: clinical, prospective cohort study. , 2007, The Science of the total environment.
[4] Michal Krzyzanowski,et al. Development of Air Pollution and Respiratory Diseases Indicators to Monitor Implementation of Children??s Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe , 2006 .
[5] Y. Karakoç,et al. Concentrations of Toxic Metals and Trace Elements in the Meconium of Newborns from an Industrial City , 2006, Neonatology.
[6] E. Ostrea,et al. Prevalence of fetal exposure to environmental toxins as determined by meconium analysis. , 2002, Neurotoxicology.
[7] G. Ramirez,et al. The Tagum Study I: Analysis and Clinical Correlates of Mercury in Maternal and Cord Blood, Breast Milk, Meconium, and Infants' Hair , 2000, Pediatrics.
[8] E. Cardamakis,et al. Investigation of Kinetic of Lead during Pregnancy and Lactation , 1999, Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation.
[9] E. Ostrea,et al. Spectrum of gestational exposure to illicit drugs and other xenobiotic agents in newborn infants by meconium analysis. , 1998, The Journal of pediatrics.
[10] C. Yeh,et al. Mercury concentration in meconium and risk assessment of fish consumption among pregnant women in Taiwan. , 2010, The Science of the total environment.