Determination of Strontium in Human Teeth and Fingernails of Healthy and Carious Patients Resident in Karbala, Iraq by Using ICP-OES

Joda, Baker A.; Inas, Hussein A.; Maitham, Sultan A.

doi:10.14233/ajchem.2016.19929

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“…The authors suggested that it is possible to use tear fluid as a non-invasive test to diagnose canine cancers [25]. Finally, only a limited number of reported studies have published trace element data for healthy individuals or disease groups in Iraq, especially for large populations, such as, Karbala [26]. A few studies have reported the trace element levels in human scalp hair of cases in Karbala, including arsenic in relation to the influence of groundwaters [27], heavy metals in water, sediments and fish [28] and minor elements in human scalp hair [29] using inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry or ICP-OES.…”

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Use of human teardrop fluid for the determination of trace elements in healthy individuals and diabetic patients

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Ward

2021

Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology

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Use of human teardrop fluid for the determination of trace elements in healthy individuals and diabetic patients

Joda

Ward

2021

Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology

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“…More scientific research is needed within the lead (P b) field to reduce the problem of lead poisoning. The primary goal of this study is to investigate BLLS in teenagers aged 13 to 17 years old due to lead-contaminated regions in Iraq's I Karbala Province and identify the key risk factors for BLLS [14].…”

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Blood lead levels and risk factors among adolescents in Karbala Province

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Guzar

Alhaideri

2022

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Karbala provides theoretical assistance for lead pollution prevention by determining blood levels and identifying relevant risk factors among adolescents. Blood lead levels determine by Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorb piton Spectrometry (GFAAS) result. Methods blood samples were taken from both males and females. A total of 100 subjects (average age of 13-17 years, 8 females, and 92 males) were included. The arithmetic means, sample characteristics between two levels of lead concentrations (Less than 100µg/L lead concentration and more or equal 100µg/L lead concentration were patients their number 50 and control also 50 Mean ± SE 49.36 ± 6.61 patients mean ± SE 184.18 ± 6.61 control. Education, His relationship with his parents, Living, Smoking. (T= 7.79**, 4.39**, 4.30**, 4.87**, resp.), while Samples Patients and control (T=18.86**).Conclusions. The levels of lead in the blood of adolescents 13 to 17 years in Karbala governorate were higher than in other areas due to leaving schools and working in different professions at an early age and living in unhealthy families.

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Determination of Strontium in Human Teeth and Fingernails of Healthy and Carious Patients Resident in Karbala, Iraq by Using ICP-OES

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Use of human teardrop fluid for the determination of trace elements in healthy individuals and diabetic patients

Use of human teardrop fluid for the determination of trace elements in healthy individuals and diabetic patients

Blood lead levels and risk factors among adolescents in Karbala Province

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