Chlorine gas exposure and evolutive patterns of reactive airways dysfunction syndrome: a systematic review
Angelica dos Santos Vianna,
Ana Clara Poyares de Mello Bhering,
Fernanda Antunes Cavalcante da Silva
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: chlorine is the most irritant gas to which people are commonly exposed to daily. One of its toxic effects is reactive airway dysfunction syndrome (RADS). Objective: this study aims to summarize the evidence from the evolutive patterns of RADS. Methods: this systematic review study was conducted using the databases of the University of São Paulo repository, BVS/LILACS, PubMed/Medline, and SciELO. Studies from September 1985 to July 2021 with “chlorine” and “occupational asthma” as descriptors… Show more
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