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9780824795214

Air Pollutants and the Respiratory Tract

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  • ISBN13:

    9780824795214

  • ISBN10:

    0824795210

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-02-01
  • Publisher: CRC Pr I Llc
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This work describes the history of the problem of air pollution, traces the mechanisms and current hypotheses explaining the influence of specific air toxics and contaminants on the lung, and outlines opportunities for necessary research. It links indoor and outdoor air pollution with the incidence on lung cancer from an epidemiological perspective.

Table of Contents

Introduction v
Claude Lenfant
Preface vii
Contributors xi
Part One OVERVIEW
Air Pollution
1(38)
Paul J. Lioy
Junfeng Zhang
Introduction
1(3)
The Nature of Air Pollution
4(8)
Air Pollution Exposure
12(4)
Air Toxics
16(4)
Atmospheric Chemistry
20(7)
Indoor Air Pollution
27(12)
References
33(6)
Respiratory Exposure to Air Pollutants
39(36)
Otto G. Raabe
Introduction
39(2)
Airborne Particles and Gases
41(1)
Air Pollution Standards
42(1)
Dynamic Properties of Airborne Particles
42(2)
Particle Size Distributions
44(2)
Inhalation Deposition of Airborne Particles
46(7)
Clearance and Retention of Deposited Particles
53(2)
Conceptual Summary of PM10 and PM25
55(2)
Air Quality Standards for PM10 and PM25
57(3)
Health Effects of Inhalable Particulate Matter in Ambient Air
60(5)
Airborne Gases and Vapors
65(2)
Summary
67(8)
References
69(6)
Bioavailability of Particle-Adsorbed Air Pollutants
75(30)
Shelley S. Sehnert
Long Jiang
Terence H. Risby
Introduction
75(2)
Formation of Pollutant-Particle Complexes
77(8)
Reaction of Particle-Adsorbed Pollutant Molecules
85(2)
Release of Particle-Adsorbed Pollutant Molecules
87(8)
Predicting the Bioavailabilities of Particle-Adsorbed Pollutant Molecules
95(1)
Summary
96(9)
References
97(8)
Detecting Respiratory Tract Responses to Air Pollutants
105(14)
William S. Beckett
Introduction
105(1)
Ventilation and Control of Breathing
106(1)
Nasal Airways
107(1)
Trachea and Bronchi
108(5)
Large-Airway Inflammation
113(1)
Small Airways and Lung Parenchyma
113(2)
Correlation of Acute or Chronic Symptoms with Respiratory System Effects
115(1)
Summary
116(3)
References
116(3)
Part Two INDIVIDUAL POLLUTANTS AND SPECIFIC RESPONSES
Irritant Air Pollutants
119(28)
Daniel L. Costa
Edward S. Schelegle
Introduction
119(2)
Classification of Irritants and Their Pulmonary Responses
121(2)
Respiratory Tract Anatomy, Innervation, and Reflex Responses
123(6)
Irritant Responses in Humans and Laboratory Animals
129(7)
Summary
136(11)
References
137(10)
Effects of Oxidants
147(34)
W. Michael Foster
Introduction
147(1)
Laboratory Exposure Studies
148(6)
Effects on Obstructive and Inflammatory Airway Diseases
154(2)
Mechanisms of Injury and Adaptation
156(10)
Bioindicators of Exposure Response
166(5)
Summary
171(10)
References
173(8)
Air Pollution and Lung Cancer
181(38)
Jonathan M. Samet
Aaron J. Cohen
Introduction
181(9)
Outdoor Air Pollution
190(9)
Indoor Air Pollution
199(10)
Summary
209(10)
References
210(9)
Effects of Fiber Aerosols on the Lung and Chest Wall
219(32)
Michael W. Peterson
David A. Schwartz
Introduction
219(1)
Fiber Characteristics
219(2)
Clinical Spectrum of Fiber-Induced Lung Diseases
221(2)
Cellular and Molecular Effects of Fibers
223(6)
Mechanisms of Fiber-Induced Lung Disease
229(9)
Summary
238(13)
References
238(13)
Biological Pollutants
251(38)
Peyton A. Eggleston
Introduction
251(2)
Specific Immune Response
253(1)
Allergens
254(4)
Allergen Vectors
258(7)
Relationship of Allergen Exposure to Airway Disease
265(24)
References
275(14)
Part Three ASSESSMENTS
Health Risk Assessments and Regulatory Considerations for Air Pollutants
289(50)
Roger O. McClellan
Introduction
289(1)
The Risk Assessment Process
290(2)
Approaches to Risk Assessment
292(2)
Threshold Relationships
294(1)
Threshold Limit Values
295(7)
Inhalation Reference Concentration Methodology
302(3)
Bromomethane: An Example of Using RfC Methodology
305(3)
National Ambient Air Quality Standards
308(3)
Ozone as a Criteria Pollutant
311(7)
Hazardous Air Pollutants
318(1)
Assessing Cancer Risks
319(9)
Formaldehyde as a Hazardous Air Pollutant
328(4)
Summary
332(7)
References
333(6)
Author Index 339(32)
Subject Index 371

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