Annual Congress Berlin 2001

Citations should be made in the following way: Authors. Title. Eur Respir J 2004; 18: Suppl. 33, abstract number.

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Oral Presentation
Chairs: M. Chan-Yeung (Vancouver, Canada), K. Toren (Goteborg, Sweden)

Application of an asthma-specific job-exposure matrix in a community-based study in Spain J. P. Zock, N. Cavallé, M. Kogevinas, S. Kennedy, J. Sunyer, J. M. Antó, F. Payo, E. Almar, N. Muniozguren, J. A. Maldonado (Barcelona, Oviedo, Albacete, Galdakao, Huelva, Spain; Vancouver, Canada)
Occupational asthma in hairdressers L. Perfetti, E. Galdi, B. Bramé, N. Garbelli, G. Moscato (Pavia, Italy)
Natural history of sensitization, symptoms and diseases in apprentices exposed to laboratory animals D. Gautrin, H. Ghezzo, C. Infante-Rivard, J. L. Malo (Montreal, Canada)
New-onset work-related airway symptoms in workers exposed to high molecular weight (HMW) agents are predicted by clinical markers of airway inflammation G. De Meer, D. S. Postma, D. J. J. Heederik (Utrecht, Groningen, The Netherlands)
Prevalence of occupational asthma in flower growers R. Magarolas, E. Monso, I. Badorrey, C. Borghetti, A. Rosell, J. Morera (Tarragona, Badalona, Spain)
Is there persistent airway inflammation years after removal from exposure to an agent causing occupational asthma? J. L. Malo, A. Cartier, C. Lemiere (Montreal, Canada)
Induced sputum profile after challenges to low concentrations (one ppb) of isocyanates P. Romeo, C. Lemiere, J. L. Malo (Montreal, Canada)
Consequences of reported occupational asthma E. B. E. Andersson, K. Toren (Goteborg, Sweden)