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The Primary Irritant Nature of Cement

George E. Morris M.D. 520 Commonwealth Ave. (15), Boston
Page 301 | Received 12 May 1960, Published online: 30 Apr 2013

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William T. Keane & Mitchell R. Zavon. (1966) Occupational Hazards of Pipe Insulators. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 13:2, pages 171-184.
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R. J. Rowe & G. H. Williams. (1963) Severe Reaction to Cement. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 7:6, pages 709-711.
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J. Spoo & P. Elsner. (2001) Cement burns: a review 1960-2000. Contact Dermatitis 45:2, pages 68-71.
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Gayle Fischer & Chris Commens. (2007) CEMENT BURNS: RARE OR RARELY REPORTED?. Australasian Journal of Dermatology 27:1, pages 8-10.
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