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M. Reisgen (Aachen, Germany), K. Thomas (Aachen, Germany), V. Beilmann (Aachen, Germany), A. Markert (Aachen, Germany), B. Gerhards (Aachen, Germany), T. Krichel (Aachen, Germany), K. Schmidt (Aachen, Germany), T. Kraus (Aachen, Germany), C. Martin (Aachen, Germany), P. Brand (Aachen, Germany), J. Krabbe (Aachen, Germany). The role of cell-derived inflammation in metal fume fever – blood count changes after exposure with zinc- and copper-containing welding fumes. 648

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