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KEPANITERAAN KLINIK ILMU
FAKULTAS KEDOKTERAN UNIVERSITAS TRISAKTI
JAKARTA
PERIODE 2018
DEFINISI
Journal 1
Several occupational Journal 2
exposures are also known or
suspected to be associated Among professional voice Journal 3
with these cancers. Exposure users, not only singers and
to strong acid mists. and to actors but also clergy, Asbestos has also been
asbestos. are recognized risk teachers, receptionists, sales implicated as a risk factor for
factors for laryngeal cancer, personnel, physicians and squamous cancers of the
and there is also some anyone else whose ability to upper airway, in particular
evidence that exposure to earn a living is impacted laryngeal and pharyngeal
asbestos increases the risk of negatively by a loss of vocal carcinoma, as indicated by
hypopharyngeal cancer.1 quality and endurance are recent meta-analyses
included.2
JOURNAL 1
occupational exposure to petroleum-based and oxygenated solvents and
the risk of hypopharyngeal and laryngeal cancer.
EPIDEMIOLOGIST
Several occupational exposures are also known or suspected to be associated with these
cancers.
Exposure to strong acid mists and to asbestos are recognized risk factors for
laryngeal cancer.
Factory worker
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Chronic irritation,
inflammation and
EXPOSURE increased cell CARCINOGENICITY
SOLVENTS CANCER
proliferation is a
possible mechanism
DIAGNOSIS
Asbestos
describes a group of
naturally occurring
fibrous silicate
mineral compounds.
EPIDEMIOLOGIST
Asbestos
has been chronic respiratory diseases,
associated including malignancy,
with a
number of and was first linked to
mesothelioma
and lung cancer
RISK WORKERS
Building worker
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
data on sociodemographics and personal characteristics, alcohol and tobacco use, personal and family
cancer history, occupational history of asbestos exposure, and other relevant dietary, health behavior,
occupational, residential and medical history.
In depth occupational history was collected for each different occupation held by each study subject,
including start and end dates
Duration of work in an asbestos-exposed occupation was calculated for each subject by subtracting the
start from end date for each occupation for which asbestos exposure was reported and summing up the
total duration across all occupations.
Serologic HPV16 testing for L1 viral protein antibodies was performed on study subjects as a measure of past
HPV16 exposure. Sandwich ELISA assays were used for detection of HPV16 antibodies as previously described.
Positive HPV16 L1 serology is considered to be a proxy for past exposure to the virus.
CONCLUSIONS