Murphy D M, Fairman R P, Lapp N L, Morgan W K
Chest. 1976 Mar;69(3):372-6. doi: 10.1378/chest.69.3.372.
A subject had severe airway obstruction and evidence of small-airway disease resulting from inhalation of "fumes" liberated during the course of mixing several drain-cleansing agents. The evidence in favor of the airways as the predominant site of damage was severe reduction of maximal expiratory flow in the presence of normal lung-recoil pressure in a nonsmoker who had no other known industrial exposures or predisposing respiratory conditions.
一名受试者因吸入混合几种下水道清洁剂过程中释放的“烟雾”而出现严重气道阻塞和小气道疾病的证据。支持气道为主要损伤部位的证据是，在一名无其他已知工业暴露或易患呼吸道疾病的非吸烟者中，肺回缩压正常的情况下最大呼气流量严重降低。
