Table 3.
Occurrences (n) of jobs (or tasks) with coexposures to IARC carcinogenic agents for nasal cavities and paranasal sinuses.
| Coexposure to Carcinogenic Agents |
Job (or Task Performed) | n |
|---|---|---|
| Wood and leather dusts | Lapin fur stitcher (use of sawdust for drying between fur and leather) Rabbit skin cleaner (supposed use of sawdust for drying between fur and leather) Boy from fur shop (supposed use of sawdust for drying between fur and leather) Processing of heels |
1 1 1 1 |
| Wood and textile dusts | Layer and painter of wooden floors and carpets and plastic floor installer | 1 |
| Wood dust and chromium | Engineering laboratory activities | 1 |
| Wood dust and welding fumes | Coffin production at funeral home | 1 |
| Wood dust and formaldehyde | Livestock farming (formaldehyde) | 1 |
| Cork and leather dust | Cork sole production | 1 |
| Cork sole scratcher in footwear (use of solvents) | 1 | |
| Leather dust and nickel | Gold jewelry cleaner using skins | 1 |
| Leather dust and chromium | Maker of models and seller of leather garments, traveler at tanneries in Turkey | 1 |
| Textile dusts and formaldehyde | Loom operator in woolen mill and spinning | 1 |
| Apprentice at a tailor’s shop | 1 | |
| Chromium and nickel | Graphic designer | 1 |
| Nickel and chrome paint producer | 1 | |
| Steel industry, chrome and nickel addition to obtain special steels | 1 | |
| Chrome use in anodic oxidation of aluminum | 1 | |
| Use of chromic acid for degreasing and use of chrome and nickel paints | 1 |