1.Byssinosis in carbon textile workers in Taegu, Korea.
Doohie KIM ; Soon Woo PARK ; Hong Hwan KIM ; Kyeong Dong CHUNG ; Duk Hee LEE ; Sung Kwan LEE
Korean Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 1991;3(2):177-184
No abstract available.
Byssinosis*
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Carbon*
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Daegu*
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Korea*
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Textiles*
2.Device and method for evaluating the performance of dry electrode for fabric surface bioelectricity.
Sha LI ; Mingyuan JIANG ; Jun XIE ; Yao HU ; Hao LIU
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2019;36(3):460-467
In order to quantitatively evaluate the performance of dry electrode for fabric surface bioelectricity, a set of active measuring devices that can simulate electrocardiosignal has been developed on the basis of passive system by our group. Five Ag/AgCl fabric dry electrodes were selected to test and evaluate the devices. The results show that the deviation ratios of peak time interval of the five electrodes are all less than 1%. The maximum voltage amplitude decay rate is 7.2%, and the noise amplitudes are lower than 0.004 mV. The variable coefficient of peak time offset is less than 8%. The variable coefficient of voltage amplitude is less than 2%. The variable coefficient of noise amplitude is less than 10%. Research shows the devices has good repeatability and stability in measuring the simulated electrocardiosignal. The active measuring devices proposed in this paper can provide a new method for performance evaluation and standard formulation of surface bioelectricity dry electrode.
Electrodes
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Textiles
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Wearable Electronic Devices
3.Thin - Layer Chromatography Search for Disperce Yellow 3 and Disperce Orange 3 in 60 Brownish Stockings.
Heung Bae PARK ; Hee Chul EUN ; Yoo Shin LEE
Korean Journal of Dermatology 1988;26(3):298-305
Thin-layer (uni-dimensional and bi-dimensional) chrornatography studies were performed on 60 brownish stockings from 12 companies in Korea to search for Disperse Yellow 3 and Disperse Orange 3, which are known as common sensitizers in textiles. The results were as follows : 1) Mixture of various-colored dyes were being used to reveal the brownish hue in the stockings. 2) TLC demonstrated the presence of Disperse Yellow 3 in 53 stocking. 3) TLC demonstrated the presence of Disperse Orange 3 in 3 stockings, Although lack or more sophisticsted tests such as spectroseopic, infra red or nuclear spectra identification. These results suggest a strong clue to the presence of Disperse Yellow 3 and Disperse Orange 3 in the commercial stocking now being used in Korea.
Chromatography*
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Citrus sinensis*
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Coloring Agents
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Korea
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Textiles
4.Detection of formaldehyde in textiles.
Korean Journal of Dermatology 1991;29(2):155-158
Formaldehyde is contained in various everyday products such as shampoos, detergents, leathers and papers, and is thought to be one of the important couses of clothing related contact dermatitis(ACD). The results about the minimum sensitizing concentrations of formaldehyde were different, and the concentration of 30 pg per gram of textiles was the least one. We measured the quantity of formaldehyde in 16 different types of textiles which are widely used in Korea to investigate whether the textiles contain an enough amount of formaldehyde to induce ACD and washing can reduce the amount of it. The results were as follows : 1. The quantity of formaldehyde ranged from 3 to 1246 pg per gram of textiles. 2. Three types textiles contained more than 100pg of formaldehyde per gram of textiles and 6 between 50 pg and 100pg. 3. 1.00% cotton, ramie and rayon contained the highest content of formaldehyde per gram fabric. 4. After washing, the average quantity of formaldehyde decreased to 60% of that, of pre-wash measure.
Boehmeria
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Clothing
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Detergents
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Formaldehyde*
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Korea
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Textiles*
6.Knowledge, Attitude and Practice according to Types of Occupational Health Management.
Sung Hee KIM ; Hae Ryeun SHIN ; Sang Woo KIM ; Kuck Hyeun WOO ; Wan Seoup PARK ; Jae Yong PARK
Korean Journal of Preventive Medicine 1996;29(3):579-596
The first purpose of this study was to compare the mean Knowledge, Attitude & Practice(KAP) scores concerning major occupational Health between two types of occupational health management in small & medium-scale textile factories. Sample number was 1,138 workers. In small & medium factories with 300 workers or less, they have two alternatives for occupational health management; Individual Health Management or Vicarious Health Management. The second purpose was to determine if there was a relationship between duration of Vicarious health management and mean kap scores for 694 workers from the Vicarious Health Management group. We used self-administered questionnaires for measuring KAP. The results of this study were; 1. There was significant difference concerning all socioeconomic & occupational variables(gender, age education level, marital status, Blue/White collar, working duration of present factory, working duration of total factories) except for shift. 2. There was no significant difference of mean scores of Knowledge and attitude between the Individual Health Management Group and the Vicarious Health Management. But, the mean score of Practice was significantly different. 3. According to multiple regression analysis, the mean score of Knowledge significantly increased with age, education level, working duration of all factories increased. The mean score of Attitude significantly increased with age, education level and married. The mean score of Practice significantly increased with age, education level, working duration of all factories, married and men. 4. In conclusion, The type of Health management did not significantly affect the mean KAP scores concerning major occupational Health problems. 5. But, the Duration of Vicarious Health management significantly increased the mean KAP scores.
Education
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Humans
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Male
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Marital Status
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Occupational Health*
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Surveys and Questionnaires
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Textiles
7.A Survey on the Status of Noisy Working Environment in Manufacturing Industries.
Joon Youn KIM ; Byung Soo KIM ; Chae Un LEE ; Jin Ho JUN ; Jong Tae LEE ; Jin Ok KIM
Korean Journal of Preventive Medicine 1986;19(1):16-30
In order to prepare the fundamental data for the improvement of noisy working environments and the effective hearing conservation program on workers exposed to industrial noise, the authors surveyed the working processes and evaluated the noise levels on 56 manufacturing industries in Pusan area from April to July in 1985. The results were summarized as follows: 1. The noise level was the highest in shipbuilding and repairing(95.6 dBA), and followed by steel rolling(92.9 dBA), manufacture of motor vehicles(93.1 dBA), manufacure of fishing nets(92.9 dBA), manufacture of testiles(92.5 dBA), iron and steel foundries(89.3 dBA), manufacture of metal products(89.1 dBA), preserving and processing of marine foods(87.0 dBA), manufacture of rubber products(85.3 dBA), manufacture of plywood(84.9 dBA) and manufacture of paints(84.5 dBA). 2. Among fifty surveyed working processes, the noise level of twenty-one processes(42%) exceeded the threshold limit value for 8 hours per day. 3. As the allowable exposure times by governmental threshold limit values to industrial noise level(dBA), cocking of shipbuilding and repairing and plating(CGL) of steel rolling were the shortest(30 minutes), and followed by assembling(rivet) of manufacture of motor vehicles(1 hour) weaving of manufacture of textiles and shot, machine, pipe laying of shipbuilding and repairing(2 hours). 4. By the result of octave band analysis on noisy working processes in excess of 90 dBA, the sound level was the highest at 2,000 Hz or 4,000 Hz. 5. It was recognized that the measurement of overall sound pressure level was also effective as octave band analysis in evaluating the industrial noise.
Busan
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Hearing
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Iron
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Noise
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Rubber
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Steel
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Textiles
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Threshold Limit Values
8.A Nipple Splint Using a Textile-Like Thermoplastic Cast.
Seo Hyung LEE ; Donghun LEE ; Yu Jin KIM
Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 2016;22(3):165-167
Nipples are protected by nipple splints after reconstructing or reshaping them using various materials. We have devised a nipple splint using textile-like thermoplastic tape, which is made out of knitted hybrid fabric, is latex-free, and keeps its position well beneath a brassiere with simple taping. Its conformation is readily modifiable according to each patient's breast shape, if it is soaked into hot water. A patient who underwent nipple reconstructive surgery had this thermoplastic cast applied for a month, and the contour of the nipple was well preserved without reports of skin irritation or pressure sores developing on the areola.
Breast
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Humans
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Nipples*
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Pressure Ulcer
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Skin
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Splints*
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Textiles
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Water
9.Two Cases of Clothing Dermatitis.
Joo Hyun CHOI ; Dae Hun SUH ; Ai Young LEE ; Yoo Shin LEE
Korean Journal of Dermatology 1990;28(6):765-768
Clothing dermatitis is a rare disease. The distribution of the eruption coincides with the places on the skin where the garment fits most snugly. It is developed by the chemicals and the dyes rather than textile itself. We experienced 2 cases of clothing dermatitis, one of which was caused by formaldehyde in clothing.
Clothing*
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Coloring Agents
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Dermatitis*
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Formaldehyde
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Rare Diseases
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Skin
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Textiles
10.Dental Erosion in two Factories using Acids.
Yong Hee CHEON ; Ho Kwun KWON ; Young Hahn MOON ; Jae Hoon ROH
Korean Journal of Preventive Medicine 1982;15(1):83-88
Acid erosion of teeth was studied in two factories. The A was the textile factory possessing dyeing process using acids. The B was the metal product manufactof,ing factory possessing electroplating process. The control group was selected at the same factory not exposed to acids. The results were summarized as below. 1. The pH of saliva was the range of 6.6+/-6.8 in both factories. 2. The prevalence rate of erosion of teeth was higher in case group at ,the B. It was statistically significant. 3. The rate of erosion of incisor were the range of 12%16% (case group), 7%21,0,o (control group) at the A and 10%-20%(case group), 2%-5%(control group) at the B. 4. The rate of erosion of degree 3 which is necessary for conforming, owing to occupational induction, were 8.9% (incisor: A) and 6.8/0,o(incisor: B).
Electroplating
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Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
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Incisor
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Prevalence
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Saliva
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Textiles
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Tooth