Dal Murat, Malak Arzu Tuna
Department Construction Technology, Vocational School of Technical Science, Kirklareli University, Kirklareli, Turkey.
Asian Pac J Cancer Prev. 2012;13(10):4883-8. doi: 10.7314/apjcp.2012.13.10.4883.
In materials science, one of the new concerns in the construction industry, it is well established that mineral dust from rocks (stones) has adverse effects on human health. For instance, it is suspected that some mineral dusts in particular leads to occupational diseases, including lung cancer. The present research concerned the relationship between cancer and those workers who work in Turkish construction industry and quarries and are exposed to silica mineral dust from natural stones. One focus was cancer prevention methods applied in-site. In mining and construction industry where stone dust is widely used, silicosis induced lung cancer is frequently seen. Cancer cases which are seen across the regions mostly affected by silica containing dust in Turkey were identified and a survey was conducted of the methods to protect workers in the construction industry from exposure to silica dust.
在材料科学领域,这是建筑业新关注的问题之一,众所周知,岩石(石材)产生的矿物粉尘对人体健康有不良影响。例如,人们怀疑某些矿物粉尘尤其会导致职业病,包括肺癌。本研究关注癌症与在土耳其建筑业和采石场工作且接触天然石材中二氧化硅矿物粉尘的工人之间的关系。其中一个重点是现场应用的癌症预防方法。在广泛使用石粉的采矿业和建筑业中,矽肺引发的肺癌屡见不鲜。确定了土耳其受含二氧化硅粉尘影响最严重的各个地区出现的癌症病例,并对保护建筑业工人免受二氧化硅粉尘暴露的方法进行了调查。