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Occupational health problems in processing of X-ray photographic films

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Hazard to health from exposure to chemicals in automatic processing of the photographic film is well documented by ILO and others. Occupational hygiene surveys of radiography processing rooms appear to have been limited in scope, focusing on individual chemicals such as sulphur dioxide or acetic acid and to assessment of general and local ventilation systems</abstract>
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