Bis(Chloromethyl) Ether (Chloromethyl Ether)

11/01/1990 - "An epidemiological study of lung cancer was carried out in two dyestuff factories (Factory K and U), where bis (chloromethyl) ether, BCME, was manufactured and used in the initial process of dyestuff production in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. "
11/01/1990 - "[An epidemiological study of lung cancer among workers exposed to bis(chloromethyl)ether]."
05/01/1987 - "The majority of employees at risk have passed through the Obs critical latent period for development of chloromethyl ether-related lung cancer. "
01/01/1986 - "[Lung cancer due to exposure to bis (chloromethyl) ether]."
11/01/1979 - "Lung cancer in chloromethyl ether workers."

01/01/2014 - "[Diagnostic thinking of 5 cases of occupational cancer of dichloromethyl ether]."
05/01/1987 - "Respiratory cancer among chloromethyl ether workers."
08/01/1971 - "Tumors of the respiratory tract induced by inhalation of bis(chloromethyl)ether."
01/01/2018 - "Asbestos, bis(chloromethyl)ether, nickel and wood dust had the strongest effect on cancer, with relative risks above 5. A large number of occupational exposures continues to impact the burden of cancer in high-income countries such as France. "
02/01/1980 - "Application to the skin of a single dose of either bis(chloromethyl)ether or chloroethylene oxide, followed by 3-times-weekly applications of 12-O-n-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate for 42 weeks, produced skin tumors in mice; chloroacetaldehyde under comparable conditions produced no increase in benign or malignant tumors. "

09/01/1997 - "[Bis-chloromethyl ether and carcinogenesis of alkylating agents]."

12/15/1975 - "Symptoms of chronic bronchitis were reported more often among men exposed to chloromethyl ether, and a dose-response relationship was apparent, with smoking a cofactor. "

09/01/1987 - "Through accumulation of histopathological examinations of the lung cancer cases, the following relationships between cause and cell type were conjectured: chromium and squamous cell carcinoma; asbestos and adenocarcinoma; nickel and squamous cell carcinoma; beryllium and small cell carcinoma; bis (chloromethyl) ether and small cell carcinoma; mustard gas and squamous cell or small cell carcinoma; vinyl chloride and large cell or adenocarcinoma; radionuclides and small cell carcinoma. "