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. 2011 Mar 22;55(6):620–633. doi: 10.1093/annhyg/mer008

Table 1.

Summary of captan levels in air, hand rinse, and patch samples

n %≥LODa GMb (95%CI) GSD 95th Percentile Range of values >LOD
Air (μg m−3) 141 48.2 18 (12–26) 4.8 230 7.9–1500
Hand (μg) 143 54.6 230 (130–380) 9.0 6300 75–12000
R. thigh (μg) 141 47.5 24 (11–53) 17 2000 15–9300
L. thigh (μg) 139 43.9 21 (9.5−46) 18 2300 20–4500
R. forearm (μg) 142 50.7 31 (18–54) 9.9 1700 15–6000
L. forearm (μg) 143 44.8 22 (12–42) 11 890 15–5400
R. lower leg (μg) 133 33.1 8.9 (3.4–23) 21 1500 15–7000
L. lower leg (μg) 134 30.6 7.1 (2.8–18) 15 860 13–2500
R. shoulder (μg) 142 32.4 11 (5.2–22) 10 430 18–2200
L. shoulder (μg) 141 32.6 9.9 (4.3–23) 14 490 17–5400
Chest (μg) 141 33.3 10 (5.0–21) 10 490 13–3400
Back (μg) 142 24.6 4.9 (1.8–14) 12 240 14–2600

n, number of days; R, right; L, left; LOD, limit of detection.

a

LODs = air: 0.4–2 μg per sample; hand: 30–20 μg per sample; and patches: 6–30 μg per sample.

b

GM, GSD, and 95% confidence interval (CI) were estimated using maximum likelihood estimation via the NLMIXED procedure in SAS with person treated as a random effect. The data were left-censored at the LOD. The log-normal distribution was specified in the model.