Glass W I, Taylor D R, Donoghue A M
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Occup Med (Lond). 1994 Jul;44(3):158-60. doi: 10.1093/occmed/44.3.158.
A 32-year-old man who took pride in his skill and speed as a welder suffered two relatively brief intense exposures (three months each) to welding fumes under relatively confined space conditions. He developed shortness of breath within 18 months of beginning work, with severe impairment of his diffusion capacity. This remains some months later despite discontinuing his welding activities.
一名32岁的男子，他为自己作为焊工的技能和速度感到自豪，在相对密闭的空间条件下，两次相对短暂地（每次三个月）暴露于焊接烟雾中。他在开始工作后的18个月内出现呼吸急促，其扩散能力严重受损。尽管停止了焊接工作，但几个月后情况仍然如此。
