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Multiple chemical sensitivities: an overview
Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, 1996At the present time multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS) is generally acknowledged to be a poorly understood clinical syndrome which is exhibited by individuals exposed to low levels of exposure to environmental agents that the general population tolerate quite well.
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Olfaction and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Toxicology and Industrial Health, 1994In this paper, a description of olfactory anatomy is presented, followed by a brief review of modern procedures for testing olfactory function. Information from the sole study which has quantitatively examined olfactory function in patients with apparent multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is presented.
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Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Syndrome: A Review
American Journal of Contact Dermatitis, 1996Multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS) syndrome is a controversial diagnosis that has arisen in the latter half of the 20th century. Clinical ecologists strongly believe that multiple common environmental chemicals assault the immune system in certain individuals, producing multisystem disease.
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[Multiple chemical sensitivity].
Medicina clinica, 2011Santiago, Nogué Xarau +3 more
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Multiple-chemical sensitivity.
Medsurg nursing : official journal of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses, 2007Multiple-chemical sensitivity (MCS) is a condition in which individuals have an acute hypersensitivity to low levels of chemicals found in everyday substances, such as household cleaning agents, pesticides, fresh paint, new carpeting, synthetic building materials, newsprint, perfume, and numerous other petrochemical products.
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Multiple chemical sensitivity as a conditional response
Toxicology and Industrial Health, 1999Pavlovian conditioning may contribute to some cases of multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS). On the basis of the conditioning analysis, environmental stimuli (especially olfactory cues) present at the time of a toxicant overdose become associated with the toxicant and elicit aversive conditional responses.
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Korean Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2012
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2017
MCS wird weder bei somatischen Krankheiten noch bei psychischen eingeordnet. Dies erstaunt im Lichte dieses Fallberichts nicht, da sich das Syndrom im Zwischenbereich beider ansiedelt. Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob es sich bei weiteren Patienten mit MCS gleich verhalt, wenn die Arzte die Patienten von einem biopsychosozialen Gesichtspunkt aus untersuchen.
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MCS wird weder bei somatischen Krankheiten noch bei psychischen eingeordnet. Dies erstaunt im Lichte dieses Fallberichts nicht, da sich das Syndrom im Zwischenbereich beider ansiedelt. Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob es sich bei weiteren Patienten mit MCS gleich verhalt, wenn die Arzte die Patienten von einem biopsychosozialen Gesichtspunkt aus untersuchen.
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Multiple chemical sensitivities
International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 1994openaire +3 more sources
Multiple chemical sensitivity.
European Journal of Pediatrics, 1997Howard M. Kipen +2 more
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