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Executive Order On The List Of Occupational Diseases Notified From 1. January 2005

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om fortegnelse over erhvervssygdomme anmeldt fra 1. januar 2005

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Table of Contents
Appendix 1 List of occupational diseases notified by 1. January 2005
Appendix 2 Index word register

Completion of the register of occupational diseases reported from 1. January 2005

In accordance with section 7 (2), 1, no. 1, in the area of labour harm protection, cf. Law Order no. 278 of 14. March 2013 and paragraph 7 (4). 1, no. 1, in Law No 1. 1528 of 21. In December 2010 on the employment damage in Greenland and after negotiating with the Occupational Committee, the Commission shall lay down :

§ 1. A disease may be recognised as an occupational disease, cf. Section 7 (2) of the law. 1, no. 1 if the following general conditions are met :

1) The harmful influence must have a strength and a degree which, according to medical evidence, can cause the disease.

2) The disease must conform to the harmful effects and the disease as medical evidence is in accordance with medical evidence.

3) Disease may not be considered in the predominal probability by any other conditions other than those in the business, cf. Article 8 (2) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. In addition, special conditions referred to in the list shall be subject to the list referred to in the list referred to in the register. Annex 1 shall be satisfied, if necessary, to check the index of the index in Annex 2.

§ 2. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. November 2013, and from this date, the decision shall be used to determine whether a disease has been reported from 1. In January 2005, it may be recognised as an occupational disease, including when the case has been resumed under the law of the law. In the case of Greenland, the notice shall apply in determining whether a disease has been reported from 1. In January 2011, it may be recognised as an occupational disease, including when the case has been resumed in accordance with section 46 of the Green Country Act on Work Damaders.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 829 of 27. June 2013 on the list of occupational diseases reported from 1. January 2005.

Paragraph 3. This notice shall also apply to decisions taken by the Agency for the Management Board before the entry into force of the notice and which has been brought to the Board of Appeal. This does not, however, apply where the notice is tight-down in the past conditions for recognition.

The Board of Health, the 24th. October 2013

Anne-Marie V. Rasmussen

/ Jane Hansen

Appendix 1

List of occupational diseases notified by 1. January 2005

Scatter
Sickness
Impact
Group A : Main
A. 1.
Noise Conditional Interrogation (DLA professionalis)
Heavy noise for years.
A. 2.
Gray starling
Radiation
A. 3.1.
Sugar and melkaries, in particular on the surfaces of the thinner (Interfaces)
At least 5 years of dental exposure in the sugar and melting industry within 7 years
A. 3.2.
Tooth of the third or fourth degree of multiple teeth in the permanent dental set, on the chewing and / or the cutting edge of the ign-ers (abrasion)
At least 5 years of dental work with abratic mutias in the air within 7 years
Other diseases in the head and brain : group I, J and K eye disease : See also E. 5.2.
Group B : Smoke, neck and hip
B. 1.
Chronic longitudinal disease with pain (lumbago/iskias, lumbal debatingual, degenerative longitudygillness)
a. Smoking-laden lifting work / uplift upwards of heavy objects and a daily lifting load on many tonnes in a longer number of years ;
b. Smoking-burgely lifting work with ordinary, extremely heavy and awkward single lifting and a daily lifting load on several tonnes in a longer number of years ;
c. Smoking-burgeable care work with many daily handles of adult or large disabled children in a longer number of years
d. Smoking-burdened, daily exposure to whole body vibration from heavy vibrating vehicles in a longer number of years
B. TWO.
Chronic neck-shoulder pain (cervirobrakialt syndrome)
Quick repeated movements in shoulder / upper arm, where appropriate in combination with neck braces and / or static load of the neck shear, in a longer number of years.
B. THREE.
Lietwoarthritis in both court-tents (arthrosis coxae primaria bilateralis)
Hofter-laden lifting work with many heavy lifting and a single daily lifting load on several tonnes in a long year of succes;
Group C : Arm and shoulder
C. 1.
Seneskedehinflaminflammation (tendovaginitis) and inflamed changes in the lateness or in the tissues of the late ; (tendinitis and peritendinitis)
Powerful and repeatable work movements, in combination with an assessment of the workposition of the hand at the load
C. 2.
Carpaltunneldrom
a. Working with a vibrant vibrating tool for an extended period of time (hand-arm vibrations)
b. a combination of fast-repeating, powerful and / or awkward, wrist-burgeable work movements for a longer period of time
c. Work with articles resulting in a direct and persistent pressure on the media anus in the carpaltine for a longer period of time ;
d. As a complication of the inflammation of the wrist of the wrist, which may be recognized after the register of traders ;
C. 3.1.
White fingers (Raynaud's Syndrome, morbus Raynaud)
Working with a vibrant vibrating tool (hand-arm vibrations)
C. 3.2.
Perfeit neuropathy in hand / fingers (morbus alius nervorum peripécorum)
C. 3.3.
Slime arthritis in elbow or wrists (arthrosis primaria/other specified forms of arthrose)
(Carpaltine syndrome : C. 2)
C. 4.1.
Tennis elbow (Epicondylitis lateralis)
a. Claretive and repeatable (Repeated)
C. 4.2.
Golfalbue (Epicondylitis medialis)
working movements
b. Powerful working movements in awkward positions
c. Powerful static work
C. 5.1.
Rotator cuff-syndrom/impingementsyndrome
a. Repeater (Repeated) and
C. 5.2.
Symptoms from or changes in the long biceps (bicepstendinit, tendinitis caput longum musculus bicipitis brachii)
Powerful scapes, in combination with an assessment of the position of the species at the load,
b. Static lift of the upper arm to approximately 60 degrees or more
Other diseases in the arm : group I
Group D : Ben
D. ONE.
Sold in a kneel (arthrosis genus)
Knees and / or hugs for many years
D. 2.
Turn-on-like changes in a slimsack in a knee (bursitis) (other places, J. 1)
Persistent, from outside pressure for days or longer periods
D. 3.
Menia disease in the knee joint (laesio meniscus genus)
Working in a sitting position during the long-term relationship for days or over a longer period
D. 4.
Springerknee (Jumpers ' knee, tendinitis / tendinosis patellaris)
Flow / run with frequent start-ups and braking (acceleration / deceleration) during buoing and line of the knee
Group E : Lads and airway
E. 1.
Silicose
Kiselsyreanhydrid
(For example, by sandbloc, iron mold and stone hugging)
E. 2.
Pulmonherfibrosis
Other silicon compounds
E. 3.1.
Lungeasbestos
Asbestos (for example, by working with
E. 3.2.
Exhausted hyphenate tissue formation in pulmonary hinden with impacted lung function
insulation materials of asbestos asbestos, asbestos (terbestos), braking loads)
E. 3.3.
Pleurale plaques without lungeases
E-4.
Dustlungs (pneumokoniose)
Dust or fumes from aluminum or its compounds or dust from hard metal metals
E. 5.1.
Allergic inflammation of the fistlimhinden (rhinitis allergica)
Dust or vapours from :
a. Plants or plant products
E. 5.2.
Allergic, inflamed and transformations in the membranes of the eye (Conjunctivitis allergica)
Animals or animal products
b. Enzymes, colourants, persulhate salts, artistic or medicaments and stages to these
c. isocyans and certain anhydrides in
epoxyresiner
E. 6.
Pneumonic disease by organic material (allergic
alvetics, air humidities and urban ssinosis ; "farmer's lung", "mushroom worker's lung" and
"bird breeder's lung")
Organic materials (for example, fungal spores, animal protein o.l. ()
E. 7.
Chronic bronchitis / KOL
Damp/gasser/dust and / or smoked for many years
E. 8.
Astma (allergic and non-allergic)
Dust or vapours from :
a. Plants or plant products
b. animal or animal products
c. Enzymes, colourants, persulhate salts, artistic or medicaments and stages to those ;
d. isocyans and certain anhydrides in
epoxyresiner
e. rum and some of its compounds ;
f. Kobolt
g. Aluminum
h. Hard metal
i. Nickel
E. 9.
Pneumonia with a reduced lung function of obstructive type
Isocyans
E. 10.
Pneumonia
Vanadium and its compounds
Other diseases in lungs, airways and bodies : Group I, J and K
Group F : Psychic disease
F. 1.
Posttraumatic Workload Response
(when symptoms of the disease occur within 6 months and the disease is fully present within a few years)
Traumatic events or situations of shorter or longer duration of an exceptional threatening nature or a disaster
Group G : Hud
G. 1.
Allergic eczema (Exporte after chrome : I. 5.1, Nikkechsem : I. 9)
Allergens (for example, preservatives, rubber additives, latex, food and cheese. ()
G. 2.
Other irritative skin diseases (for example, toxic eczema)
one or more irritation agents or physical factors,
Other skin diseases : Group I and K
Group H : Infection and parasitic diseases
H. 1.
Infection and parasitic diseases from animals or animal material (for example, tetanus, ornicosis, Q fever, veal fever, anthrax, anthrax, Weils ill, tuberculus infection from animals)
animal, animal material or other relevant contagion (e.g. work in refuse collection facilities and wiring here)
H. 2.
Infection diseases from humans (for example hepatitis, staph, tuberculosis, AIDS)
Blood, tissues, tissue fluids or other biological material from persons with the same type of infection,
H. 3.
Troptic diseases (for example, malaria, amestbiasis, trypanosomiasis, denguefeber, pappatacifever, maltafever, yellow fever, plague, leishmaniosis, fromboesi, lepra, plettyfever and other fats caused by richettsia) ;
Transferring disease (contagion)
Bucket I : Diseases for chemical substances
I. 1.1.
Nerve infection.
Arsenic and some of its compounds (for example, in chemical and metallurgical
I. 1.2
Skrumppupils
industry, the pharmaceutical industry and the manufacture of acids and wood creators),
I. 2.
Beryllium Young
Beryllium and some of its compounds (for example, in the porcelain and ceramic and nuclear industry and the nuclear industry)
Carbon monoxide, phosphates, hydrochloric acid, cyanide, cyanide, cyanide and cyanide (I. (3) :
I. 3.1.
Toxic brain damage / dementia (severe carbon monoxide poisoning with unconsciousness, toxic encephalopathy.)
Carbon monoxide
I. 3.2.
Devitis
(hepatitis toxica)
Acrylonitrile
I. 4.
Newscarecwound
(Cadmium poisoning)
Kadmium and some of its compounds (for example, in galvanising and colouring industry)
I. 5.1.
Allergic eczema
Rum and some of its compounds
I. 5.2.
Igneal ignition in the eyes and upper airway
(for example, in the metal and colouring industry,
I. 5.3.
nasal-partition perforation
in the case of cement of cement and the use of crane-flavoured products),
I. 6.1.
Toxic brain damage / dementia (toxicological encephalopathy)
Mercury and some of its compounds (for example, electrochemical and
I. 6.2.
Newscarecwound (nephrotic syndrome)
electromechanical industry, laboratory work, and by means of measuring instruments ;
IN. 7.
Manganism (manganinduced parkinsonism)
Manganese and some of its compounds after severe postponement (For example, in the case of the manufacture of hesitation and colours and lacs)
I. 8.
Lungeinjury
a. Salpeteric acid, nitrogen oxides, or ammonia and its compounds after severe exposure ( for example, in the manufacture of artificial fertilizers, explosives, colours and varnishes, at metal-corrosion, gelbings, nitric acid use, combustion of nitrogen-containing products (fertilizers) and refrigeration plants)
b. Sulphur dioxide or sulphuric acid after severe exposure ( for the manufacture of sulphuric acid and in paper, accumulator, soap and artisanal industry ()
c. Klor, brom and iodine and their inorganic compounds, and fluoride and its compounds, after severe exposure ( for example as bleach in industry),
I. 9.
Allergic eczema
Nickel
IN. 10.
Rough metal lung
Kobolt (for example, in the manufacture of special steel, coins and jewels)
IN 11:1.
Polyneuropati
Phospatas and some of its compounds
I AM. 11.2.
Pulmonary edees with lung damage.
(e.g. in the manufacture of control agents)
I. 12.1.
Toxic brain damage / dementia (toxicological encephalopathy)
Bly (for example, in the accumulation, colour and plastic industry)
IN. 12.2.
Nerve infection. (periphing polyneuropati)
I. 12.3.
Newscarecwound (chronic interstitiel nephritis)
IN. 13.
Toxic brain damage / dementia (toxicological encephalopathy)
Sulphur for severe deferral
I'M 14.
Tallium poisoning (hair loss, neural infection and visual disturbances)
Tallium and its compounds (e.g. for the manufacture of fireworks and rottegites),
YOU. 15.
Fluorosis (bone disease)
Fluoride and its compounds after severe deferral ;
Hydrocarbons and their conductive products (I ; 16) : (for example, chemical products containing organic solvents (colours, lacs, detergents, raw materials from the chemical industry and the plastic industry, etc.)
I'M AT 4:1.
Toxic brain damage / dementia (toxicological encephalopathy)
Organic solvents
I'M AT 16:2.
Newscarecwound (glomerulonephritis)
I'M AT 4:3.
Devitis (hepatitis toxica)
Clowy solvents
I'M AT 4:4.
Blood deficiency (aplastically anaemia)
Benzene
I. 16.5.
Nerve infection. (periphing polyneuropati)
Hexan and metylbutylketon
Organic nitrogen compounds (nitrogen) :
I. 17.
Devitis (hepatitis toxica)
Dimetylformamide
(for example, chemical products containing amines, nitroaminer and more, in the case of food, dye and explosives industry and so on. ()
Other diseases after chemical substances : Group E, G and C
Group J : Other diseases
J. 1.
Change-like changes in a slime sack, other than their knees (Bursitis in their knees, D. 2)
Persistent, from outside pressure for days or longer periods
J2.
Nervous amuses
Incoming Pressure
J. 3.
Diseases as a result of work in compressed air
Work in compressed air
Group K : Cancer diseases 1)
Blood and lymph-festering bodies :
K. 1.1.
Leukemii
Substances :
a. Benzene
b. Etylenoxide
c. 1,3-Butadiene
Processes :
d. Gummiindustry
e. Olierfining
f. Vacuum and-Repairs position and repair
K. 1.2.
Myeloid leukemia
a. Ionizing radiation (e.g. X-rays and gamma radiation)
b. Formaldehyde
K. 1.3.
Lymph and blood-forming bodies
1,3-Butadiene
K. 1.4.
Non-Hodgkin lymfom
a. 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (dioxin)
b. Tetrachloroethylene
c. Trichloroethylene
Indigestion bodies :
K. 2.1.
Bughinde (mesotheliom)
a. Asbestos
b. Erionite
c. with the content of asbestos-like fibres
K. 2.2.
Living and galaways
a. Aflatoxins
b. Trichloroethylene
K. 2.3.
Liver
a. Hepatitis B virus
b. hepatitis C virus
c. Vinylchloride
K. 2.4.
Liver (angios aroma)
Vinylchloride
K. 2.5.
Mavesack
Inorganic lead compounds
K. 2.6.
Dense Select
Formaldehyde
Hud :
K. 3.
Hud
Substances :
a. Arsenic and its compounds ;
b. Antracene
c. Kreosotcompounds
d. Mineral oil, untreated, and lightly treated
e. Raw paraffin
f. Skies oil or lubricants are extracted by ships
g. solar radiation.
h. Sod
in. Pronnial and Enkarulrepitch
Processes :
j. Coksmanufacture
k. Kulgassing
l. Olierfining
Airways :
K. 4.1.
Lunge
Substances :
a. 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (dioxin)
b. Alpha-chlorinated toluene and benzoyl chloride (combined)
c. Arsenic and its compounds
d. Asbestos
e. beryllium and its compounds ;
f. Bis (chloromethyl) methyl ether and cloromethylether (technical degree) (cell)
g. Cadmium and its compounds
h. Insecticides (non--
arsenic)
In. Cromcompounds
j. Krystallinsk quarts
k. Nicklinks, including nichoxides and sulphides in the nickel refining industry
l. Particulates of metallic cobalt with the contents of the tungsten carnibble (tungsten)
m. Passive smoking
One Radon and the "raddaughters"
o. Mustard gas (sulphur mustard)
p. Sod
q. Enkarnist and stenkulstealing pitch
r. Strong inorganic acid lids containing sulfuric acid
s. talc with asbestos-like fibre content
t. Exhaust gases from diesel engines
u. the ritual at the asphalt-roof work.
Processes :
v. Aluminum manufacture
w. iron and metal casting
x. Koksmanufacture
y. Kulgasning
z. Pathoms (occupational exposure as)
Poop. Iron malm in iron ore (iron glans) with radonferral
Island. Manufacturing of artificial glass, glass receptacles and clay clothing
K. 4.2.
Lungehinde (mesotheliom)
a. Asbestos
b. Erionite
c. with the content of asbestos-like fibres
K. 4.3.
Nose lair and sinuses
Substances :
a. Formaldehyde
b. Cromcompounds
c. Nicklinks, including nichoxides and sulphides in the nickel refining industry
d. Wood dust
Processes :
e. Preparation of isopropylalcohol by a strong grumpy process
f. Furniture and Creation Producer
g. Vacuum and-repair position and repair
K. 4.4.
Slimhinder in sinuses and process sus masteoideus (epitelital tumors)
Radium-226
K. 4.5
Strube
Substances :
a. Asbestos
b. Mustard gas (sulphur mustard)
c. Strong inorganic acid lids containing sulfuric acid
Processes :
d. Isopropylalcohol, for the production of a strong grumpy process
Urinvest :
K. 5.1.
Kidney
Coki-manufacture
K. 5.2.
Urinbtees
Substances :
a. 2-Napthylamine
b. 4-Aminobiphenyl
c. 4-Klor-ortho-toluidin and its strong (hydrochloride) salts
d. 4-4 '-metylbiskloranilin (MOCA)
e. Arsen and its compounds
f. Benzidin and benzidinc colourants
g. Ortho-toluidin
h. Enkarnist and stenkulstealing pitch
i. Exhaust gases from diesel engines
Processes :
j. Aluminum manufacture
k. Auraminmanufacture
l, men of work for men.
m. Kulgassing
n. Gummiindustry
o. Pathoms (occupational exposure as)
p. Magentative manufacture (fuchsin)
q. Vacate and-Restrar Repair and Repair
Other bodies or types of cancer :
K. 6.1.
Tissue
2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo- para -dioxin (dioxin)
K. 6.2.
Chest
Ionizing radiation (e.g. X-rays and gamma radiation)
K. 6.3.
KSome (sarin)
Radium-226 and Radium-228
K. 6.4.
Cancer without Specification (all types of cancer which have not been included in other items)
2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo- para -dioxin (dioxin)
K. 6.5.
Shield-brigland
Ionizing radiation (e.g. X-rays and gamma radiation)
Group L : Fosterharms
Fosterillness / injury
Documented infection / impact with the mother during pregnancy
Following infections :
I. 1.1.
Kongenit cytomegalovirusin infection
Cytomegalovirus
L. 1.2.
Neonatal hepatitis B-viral infection with leading chronic soft hold mode
Hepatitis B virus
L. 1.3.
Neonatal herpes
Herpes simplex virus
L. 1.4.
Kongenit or neonatal HIV infection
Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
L. 1.5.
Brainflammation
Listeria
L. 1.6.
Kongenit infection
Parvovirus B-19
I'M 1.7.
Kongenit rubellasyndrome
Kongenit rubellasyndrome (red dogs virus)
L. .. 1.8.
Microcephali, hydrocephalus, nethinflammation, hepatitis ;
Toxoplasmosis (harease)
L. .. 1.9.
Kongenit varicella syndrome or neonatal varicella
Varicella zoster virus (skoldsmallpox virus)
Following chemical agents :
L. 2.1.
Microcephali, mental retardation
Methylmercury
L. 2.2.
Brainflammation, retarded development.
Bly
Following other harmful effects :
I. 3.1.
Microcephali, malignant diseases
Radiation (radioactivity)
L. 3.2.
In the case of early labor and complications
Extreme Physical Workload
Following physical trauma :
L. A. 4.
In the case of early labor and complications
Accidents and violence
1)
The content of Group K is based on IARC's monograph ( IARC Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans ), volume 1-88, volume 100F and future volumes 103. The WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer, Lyon.

Appendix 2

Index word register

The index entry contains diseases, effects and concepts referred to in Annex 1, cf. Section 1 of the notice.

Although the disease and / or the effect has been mentioned in the register, it does not necessarily mean that the disease and / or the effect is covered by the same list. It must be made aware that both general conditions as set out in section 1 of the list and the specific conditions laid down in each of the items must be met, cf. Section 1 (1). 2.

Sickness / Impact / concept :
Group / Item :
1,3-Butadiene
K. 1.1.c, K. 1.3
2-Naphtylamine
K. 5.2.a
2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (dioxin)
K. A. 1.4.a, K. 4.1.a, K. 6.1, K. 6.4
4-Aminobiphenyl
K. 5.2.b
4-Klor-ortho-toluidin and its strong (hydrochloride) salts
K. 5.2.c
4,4 '-methyl biskloraniine (MOCA)
K. 5.2.d
A :
Abrasion (tandoding)
A. 3.2
Acceleration / deceleration (initiating / up-braking)
D. 4
Acrylonitrile
I. 3.2.
Aflatoxins
K. 2.2.a
AIDS / HIV
H. 2, L. 1.4
Accumulator industry
I. 12, IN. 13.
Elbow (Tennis elbow and barren arc)
C. 4.1, C. 4.2
Alpha-chlorinated toluene and benzoyl chloride (combined)
K. 4.1.b
Allergic inflammation of the limbo membranes (rhinitiated allergica)
E. 5.1
Allergic infectious changes in the membranes of the eye (conjunctivitis allergica)
E. 5.2
Allergic eczema
G. 1, IN. 5.1, IN. 9.
Allergic, algavetics.
E. 6
Allergic asthma
E. 8
Aluminum
E-4, E. A. 8, K. 4.1.v, K. 5.2.j
Aluminium fabric
E-4, E. A. 8, K. 4.1.v, K. 5.2.j
Aminobiphenyl
K. 5.2.b
Amines, nitroamins
I. 17
Ammonia
I. 8. A
Amatbiasis
H. 3
Angiosarcame (primary liver cancer)
K. 2.4
Anhydrides
E. 5, E. 8
Antracene
K. 3.b
Aplastic anaemia
I. 16.4
Arsence
I. 1.1, I. 1.2, K. 3.1.a, K. 4.1.c, K. 5.2.e
Arthrosis coxae primaria bilateralis (slidggigt in both jest-teled)
B. 3
Arthrosis, genus (slidgiaryi knee)
D. 1
Asbestos Asbestos Diseases
E. 3.1., E. 3.2, E. 3.3, K. 2.1.a, K. 4.1.d, K. 4.2.a, K. 4.5.a
Asbestos-like fibres, talcum powder
K. 2.1.c, K. 4.2.c
Asbestos ose
E. 3.1
Asfalt-tagwork (bitumen)
K. 4.1.u
Astma, asma bronchiale
E. 8
Atom (nuclear) industry
I. 2
Auraminmanufacture
K. 5.2.k
B :
Beg (stenkulstealing pitch)
K. 3.1.i, K. 4.1.q, K. 5.2.h
Benzene
I. 16.4, K. 1.1.a
Benzidin and benzidinbased colouring agents
K. 5.2.f
Benzoylchloride
K. 4.1.b
Beryllium, beryllium-cub.
I. 2, K. 4.1.e
Igneal ignition in the eyes and upper airway
I. 5.3
Change-like changes in a slimbag (bursitis)
D. 2, J. 1
Bicephalus, change in (bicepstendinit)
C. 5.2
Bicavecancer
K. 4.3, K. 4.4
Tentafied tissue
K. 6.1
"Bird breeder's lung"
E. 6
Bis (cloromethyl) ether, cloromethyl methyl ether
K. 4.1.f
The ritual at asphalt-roofing
K. 4.1.u
Blood, tissues, tissue fluids and other biological material from humans.
H. 2
Blood and lymphoma, blood and lymphoma,
K. 1.1, K. 1.2, K. 1.3
Blood deficiency
I. 16.4
Bly
I. 12, I. 2.2
Bly-compounds, inorganic
K. 2.5
Sapprenticer
K. 5.2
BIC acid
I. 3
Brom
I. 8. "C."
Bronchitis, chronic
E. 7
Bronchogenic carcinoma (pulmonary cancer)
K. 4.1
Breast cancer
K. 6.2
Benian cancer (mesothelioma)
K. 2.1
Bursitis (knees, places other than knees)
D. 2, J. 1
Butadiene
K. 1.1.c, K. 1.3
Byssinosis
E. 6
Bending / line (Knees)
D. 4
C :
Cadmium (kadmium)
I. 4, K. 4.1.g
CementIndustry, casting
I. 5
Cervikobrakialt syndrome syndrome (chronic neck pain)
B. 2
Chloromethyl ether
K. 4.1.f
Conjunctivitis allergica
E. 5.2
Coxae (hips)
B. 3
Creosot (kreosot)
K. 3.1.c
Cyanater, cyansalte, cyanides
I. 3
Cytomegalovirus (infection)
L. 1.1
D :
Steam.
E-4, E. 5 E. 8
Dementia (toxic / organic brain damage, encephalopathy)
IN. 3.1, I. 6.1, I. 12.1, IN. 13, IN 16:1
Denguefeber
H. 3
Diesel engines
K. 4.1.t, K. 5.2.i
Dimetylformamide
I. 17
Dioxin
K. A. 1.4.a, K. 4.1.a, K. 6.1, K. 6.4
DLA professionalis (static auditing)
A. 1
Animals, animal materials
H. 1
Animals, animal products
E. 5, E. 8, H. 1.
Animal protein
E. 6
Deurity, tungheaness (noise conditionally, audible)
A. 1
E :
Exporte, toxic
G. 2
Experm, allergic
G. 1, I. 5.1, I. 9
Extreme Physical Workload Workload (embryonic injury)
L. 3.2
Electrochemical and electromechanical industry
I. 6
Encephalopathy (toxicotic / organic brain damage)
IN. 3.1, I. 6.1, I. 12.1, IN. 13, IN 16:1
Enzymes
E. 5, E. 8
Epicondylitis lateralis (Tennis elbow)
C. 4.1
Epicondylitis medialis (golfalbue)
C. 4.2
Epiteliale tumors
K. 4.4
Epoxyresiner
E. 5
Erionite
K. 2.1.b, K. 4.2.b
Etylenoxide
K. 1.1.b
F :
"Farmer's lung"
E. 6
Colour industry, colors, and varying
IN. 4, 5, 7, I. 8. A, IN. 12, IN. 16, IN. 17.
Colourants
E5, E. 8, I. 17.
Colourants, benzidinbased
K. 5.2.f
Fixing neck (chronic neck neck pain)
B. 2
Flame Chief, smoke from
E. 7
Fluoride
IN. 15, IN. 8. C
Fluorosis (bone disease)
I. 15
Change in late or senetal tissue
C. 1
Change in the shoulder and rotator tendon or biceps
C. 5.1
Formaldehyde
K. 2.6, K. 4.3.a, K. 1.2.b
Phosptias
I. 11
Phospge
I. 3
Feeding injuries
Group L
Framboesi
H. 3
Free-working men's work
K. 5.2.l
Fuchsin (magentamanufacture)
K. 5.2.p
Fireworks
I. 14
Physical trauma
L. 4
Birth, too soon
L. 3.2, L. 4
G :
Galdeweather Cancer
K. 2.2
Galvanising
I. 3, IN. 4.
Gamma radiation (ionizing radiation)
K. A. 1.2.a, K. 6.2, K. 6.5
Glass production (artificial glass, glass receptacles and clay clothing)
K. 4.1.Island
Glomerulonephritis (kidney damage)
I. 16.2
Golfalbue
C. 4.2
Gray starling
A. 2
Yellow fever
H. 3
Gold and silver work
I. 3
Rubber industry
K. 1.1.c, K. 5.2.n
H :
Haresick
L. 1.8
Heal Bings (longitudinal)
B. 1
Hepatitis
H. 2, I. 1.2
Hepatitis B virus
H. 2, L. 1.2, K. 2.3.a
Hepatitis C virus
K. 2.3.b
Hepatitis toxica (hepatitis)
I. 3.2, IN. 16.3, I. 17
Herpes simplex virus (neonatal herpes)
L. 1.3
Hexane
I. 16.5
HIV infection
L. 1.4-See also AIDS H. 2
Brainflammation
L. 1.5, L. 2.2
Brain damage, toxic (dementia, encephalopathy)
IN. 3.1, I. 6.1, I. 12.1, IN. 13, IN 16:1
Hoftened, slidggiargic in both.
B. 3
Skin cancer
K. 3
Skin diseases, allergies
G. 1, I. 5.1, I. 9
Skin diseases, other irritative
G. 2
Toggle Work / Position
D. 1, DATE 3
Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
L. 1.4-See also AIDS H. 2
White fingers (morbus Raynaud)
C. 3
Hydrocephalus
L. 1.8
Hydrochloridsalte
K. 5.2.c
Drone (noise conditionally)
A. 1
Hemmatation mining (mining of iron ore)
K. 4.1.Tree
Hand-arm vibrations (vibration conditions)
C. 2, C. 3.
Hand tools (vibrating)
C. 2.a, C. 3.
Metal Metal / Hard Metal
E. 4, E. 8.
Hair loss
I. 14
I :
IARC
Group K (see note)
ImpingementSyndrom
C. 5.1
Infection
Group H, Group L. 1
Infections, infectious diseases
Group H, Group L. 1 (see Group K, too)
Bug control agents (non-arsenic)
I. 11, K. 4.1.h
Ionizing radiation (e.g. X-rays and gamma radiation)
K. A. 1.2.a, K. 6.2, K. 6.5
Isocyans
E. 5, E. 8, E. 9
Isolating Dust
E. 7
Isopropyl alcohol (manufacture of strong grumpy process)
K. 4.3.e
J :
Iron malm (Iron glans)
K. 4.1.Tree
Iron and metal processes (manufacture, tempering, casting)
I. 3.3, I. 10, K. 4.1.w
Jod
I. 8. C
Jumpers Knees (Jumperknees)
D. 4
K :
Cadmium (cadmium)
I. 4, K. 4.1.g
Calvecustas fever
H. 1
Caries, sugar and flour,
A. 3.1
Carpaltunneldrom
C. 2
Chemical, chemical products
I. 1, IN. 16, IN. 17.
Chemical substances
Group E, I, K and L 2
Klor
I. 8. C
Clowy solvents
I. 16.3
Meat-containing degreasing agents, fermentation of
I. 3.3
Klorid (vinyl)
K. 2.3.c, K. 2.4
Klor-ortho-toluidin and its strong (hydrochloride) salts
K. 5.2.c
Che and arailments
C. 3, IN. 15.
Bone cancer (sarin)
K. 6.3
Knees (slid arthritis, parish sickness, burlap, fountain knee)
Group D
Broken Work
D. 1
Kobolt
E. 8. 10. 10.
Kobolt (metallic lisk with wolframkarbites)
E.8, K. 4.1.l
Coki-manufacture
K. 3.1.k, K. 4.1.x
KOL (chronic obstructive respiratory disease / chronic bronchitis)
E. 7
Compressed air
J. 3
Korn and feedingstuffs
E. 7
Power, powerful, power-folding.
Group C
Kreosotties
K. 3.1.c
Crom
E. 8, 5, 5.1.
Cromcompounds
K. 4.1.i, K. 4.3.b
Chronic bronchitis / KOL
E. 7
Chronic neck-shoulder pain.
B. 2
Crystalline quarts (silica)
K. 4.1.j
Cancer without Specification
K. 6.4
Cancer diseases
Group K
Carbon hydrocarbons and deconductive products
I. 16
Carbon Gas
K. 3.1.l, K. 4.1.W, K. 5.2.m
Carbon monoxide
I. 3.1
Artifiable glass, glass receptacles and clay clothing, production of
K. 4.1.Island
Artification of fertilisers, manufacture of
I. 8. A
Customer Ark Pip
E. 5, E. 8
Arsenchangel industry
I. 13
Kvarts, crystalline (silica)
K. 4.1.j
Mercury
I. 6, L. 2.1
mercury poisoning
I. 6
nitrogen compounds, nitrogen compounds, nitrogen oxides,
I. 8. A, I. 17.
Cooling system
I. 8. A
L :
Laboratory work
I. 6
Lats and colors
IN. 4, 5, 7, I. 8. A, IN. 12, IN. 16, IN. 17.
Larynx cancer (throat-affirmative)
K. 4.5
Lead
C. 3
Leishmaniose
H. 3
Lepra
H. 3
Liverware, glass-glass production, glass receptacles,
K. 4.1.Island
Leukemii
K. 1.1
Devitis
Look hepatitis
Deliverables
K. 2.2, K. 2.3, K. 2.4
Deliverable / Disease
I. 3.2, I. 3.2, I. 16.3, I. 17, L. 1.1.8, K. 2.2, K. 2.3 and K. 2.4
Foodstuffs industry
I. 17
Listeria
L. 1.5
Air Compressed
J. 3
Aerial humidition sickness
E. 6
Airways, cancer in
Group K. 4
Lumbago
B. 1
Lumbal debatable
B. 1
Lungeasbestos
E. 3.1
Pneumonia
E. 10
Pulmonherfibrosis
E. 2
Lungehinde, widespread hyphenate formation
E. 3.2
Lung cancer (mesothelioma)
K. 4.2
Lung cancer
K. 4.1
Pneumonia, by aluminum or hard metal
E. 4, E. 8.
Pneumonia, by organic matter
E. 6
Pneumonia with a reduced lung function of obstructive type
E. 9
Pneumonia, obstructive
E-4, E. 7 E. 8
Lungeinjury / disease
Group E, E, 7, E. 8, I. 2, I. 8. A, IN. 8. B, I. 8. C, I. 10, I. 11.2, K. 4.1, K. 4.2
Luncheødem
I. 11.2
Lymph and blood-forming bodies
K. 1.3
Lymfom, Non-Hodgkin
K. 1.4
Run / Jump
D. 4
Lift
B. 1, B. 3.
Lift the upper arm, static
C. 5
Londerygillness
B. 1
M :
Magentative manufacture (fuchsin)
K. 5.2.p
Malaria
H. 3
Painter, professional postponement
K. 4.1.z, K. 5.2.o
Mailor diseases
Group K, L. 3.1
Maltafever
H. 3
Manganese (manganism, manganinduced parkinsonism)
I. 7
Masteoideus, process sus (epitelial tumor)
K. 4.4
Stomat bag, cancer in
K. 2.5
Melkaries
A. 3.1
Pharmaceuticals
I. 1
Meniskillness
D. 3
Mental retardation
L. 2.1
Mesotheliom
K. 2.1, K. 4.2
Metal industry
I. 1, IN. 3, IN. 5.
Metallic cobalt, particulate particles containing wolframkarbites
K. 4.1.l
Metallunge, tough.
I. 10
Metal dusting
K. 4.1.v
Methylbiskloranilin (MOCA)
K. 5.2.d
Metylbutylketon
I. 16.5
Microcephali
L. 1.8, I. 2.1, L. 3.1
Liner wrestling of iron ore with radonferral
K. 4.1.Tree
Mineral oil
K. 3.1.d
MOCA (4-4 '-metylbiskloraniine)
K. 5.2.d
"Mushroom worker's lung"
E. 6
Myeloid leukemia
See leukemia
Furniture and Creation Producer
K. 4.3.f
Coins, manufacture of
I. 10
N :
Nap buoing
B. 2
I'm neck-neck pain, chronic.
B. 2
Near-scapaced, static load of
B. 2
Naphtylamine
K. 5.2.a
Nefrotic syndrome (kidney damage)
I. 6.2
Neonatal damage / diseases
Group L
Neonatal varicella
L.. 1.9
Nephritis (kidney damage)
I. 6.2, I. 12.3, IN 16.2
Nerve infection.
I. 1.1, IN. 12.2, IN. 14, I. 16.5
Nervous amuses
J. 2
Nethindelitis
L. 1.8
Neuropathi, polyneuropathy.
11.1, IN. 12.2, IN. 14, I. 16.5
Nickel
I. 9
Nicklinks, including nickel oxides and sulphides and nichrefining industries
K. 4.1.k, K. 4.3.c
Nitroamines
I. 17
Non-Hodgkin lymfom
K. 1.4
Nyrecancer
K. 5.1
Newscarecwound
I. 4, I. 6.2, I. 12.3, I. 16.2
Nose caveat
K. 4.3
Nose septum, perforation
I. 5.4
Denovogument
K. 2.6
O :
Oat cell
K. 4.1.f
Oil, mineral
K. 3.1.d
Oil, skiers.
K. 3.1.f
Olierfining
K. 1.1.f, K. 3.1.m
Organic / toxic brain damage
See brain damage (encephalopathy)
Organic nitrogen compounds (nitrogen)
I. 17
Organic materials
E. 6
Organic solvents
I. 16
Ornitose
H. 1
Ortho-toluidin, 4-chloror-ortho-toluidin
K. 5.2.c, K. 5.2.g
P :
Pappatacifever
H. 3
Paralysis agitans (manganinduced parkinsonism, manganism)
I. 7
Parasitic diseases
H. 1
Parkinsonism, manganinduced
I. 7
Parvovirus B-19
L. 1.6
Passive smoking
K. 4.1.m
nasal-partition perforation
I. 5.4
Perifer neuropati
11.1, IN. 12.2, IN. 14, I. 16.5
Peritendinitis
C. 1
Persulhate salts
E. 5, E. 8
Plague
H. 3
Plants, plant products
E. 5, E. 8
Plastic industry
I. 12, IN. 16.
Foster Work
B. 1
Plettyfus
H. 3
Pleurale plaques (pulmonary hinks)
E. 3.3
Pneumokoniosis (dust lungs)
E. 4
Poliomyelitis
L. 1.6
Polyneuropati
11.1, IN. 12.2, IN. 14, I. 16.5
Porcelain and ceramic industry
I. 2
Primary liver cancer (angiosararrived)
K. 2.4
Mental illness
Group F
Posttraumatic Workload Response
F. 1
Q :
Q fever
H. 1
R :
Radio activity
L. 3.1
Radium-226
K. 4.4, K. 6.3
Radium-228
J. 6.3
Radon and "raddaughters"
K. 4.1.n
Radoneviction, mining of iron ore,
K. 4.1.Tree
RenseFunds
I. 16
Interest of purists and wiring facilities
H. 1
Retaration, mental
L. 2.1, L. 2.2
Rhinitis allergica
E. 5.1
Richettsia
H. 3
Rotator cuff syndrome
C. 5.1
Rotatorsener
C. 5.1
Rat poison, manufacture of
I. 14
Rubellasyndrome
L. 1.7
Smoking, passive.
K. 4.1.m
Rygillnesses, chronic
B. 1
Hormstown
Look manganism
Red Dogs
L. 1.7
Smoke
E. 7
X-ray radiation (ionizing radiation)
K. A. 1.2.a, K. 6.2, K. 6.5
Raw paraffin
K. 3.1.e
S :
Salpeteric acid
I. 8. A
Saroma (bone cancer)
K. 6.3
Seneskedehinflaminflammation
C. 1
Mustard gas (sulphur mustard)
K. 4.1.o, K. 4.5.b
Silika (crystallinsk quartz)
K. 4.1.j
Silicon connections
E. 2
Silicose
E. 1.
Slate oil and lubricants shall be extracted from shale
K. 3.1.f
Shield-carcaid cancer
K. 6.5
Skoflist position and repair
K. 1.1.f, K. 4.3.g, K. 5.2.q
Tarik smallpox virus
L.. 1.9
Skrumppupils
I. 1.2
Shoulder Link
C. 5
Skuldertendinit
C. 5.1
Aim arthritis in the elbow (hand-arm vibrations)
C. 3
Hand-arm vibrations (Slidgigt)
C. 3
Lietwoarthritis in both court-tents
B. 3
Sold in a kneel
D. 1
Song of the lower yke
B. 1
Slibexant
A. 3.2
Slimhinflaminflammation, upper airway, eyes
E. 5.1, E. 5.2, I. 5.3
Slimhinder in sinuses and processes of masteoideus, cancer in
K. 4.4
Slimbag
D. 2, J. 1
Infectious disease
Group H (also group K and L)
Jemics, manufacture of
I. 10
Sod
K. 3.1.h, K. 4.1.p
Solar radiation
K. 3.1.g
Special Steel, manufacture of
I. 10
Bypass
D. 4
Springerknees (Jumpers ' s Knees, tendinitis / tendinosis patellaris)
D. 4.
Explosives Industry
I. 8. A, I. 17.
Staphylococcs
H. 2
Static Load of the Near Shoulder
B. 2
Pronnial, stenkulstealing pitch
K. 3.1.i, K. 4.1.q, K. 5.2.h
Stifcramp
H. 1
Struconfirm (larynx cancer)
K. 4.5
Radiation
A. 2
Radiation
A. 2, K. 1.2.a, K. 3.1.g, K. 6.2, K. 6.5, L.. 3.1
Wear, gray
A. 2
Noise, noise-conditionally audible
A. 1
Dust
E-4, E. 5 E. 7 E. 8
Vacuum and-and-repair positions and repair
K. 1.1.f, K. 4.3.g, K. 5.2.q
Boost lungs (pneumokoniosis), after dust or vapours from aluminum or its compounds or dust from hard metals
E. 4
Steel
I. 3, IN. 10.
Sucks and melkaries
A. 3.1
Spongespores
E. 6
Welding
E. 7
Sulphur brinte
I. 13
Sulphur dioxide
I. 8. B
Sulphur mustard (mustard gas)
K. 4.1.o, K. 4.5.b
Sulphuric acid
I. 8. B
Sulphuric acid, strong Inorganic acids with
K. 4.1.r, K. 4.5.c
Synsyncing
I. 14
Acid fog, strong inorganic with sulfuric acid.
K. 4.1.r, K. 4.5.c
Soap Industry
I. 13
T :
Numbers containing asbestos-like fibres
K. 2.1.c, K. 4.1.s, K. 4.2.c
Tallium
I. 14
Toothwear (abrasion)
A. 3.2
Tendinit, shoulder
C. 5.2
Tendinitis
C. 1, C. 5, D. 4
Tendinitis patellaris (jumping knees, jumpers ' s knees)
D. 4
Tendinosis patellaris (Skip knees, jumpers ' s knees)
D. 4
Tendovaginitis
C. 1
Tennis elbow
C. 4.1
Tetrachloroethylene
K. 1.4.b
Tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (dioxin)
K. A. 1.4.a, K. 4.1.a, K. 6.1, K. 6.4
Callback fever
H. 3
Servants (stone coal)
K. 3.i, K. 4.1.q
Toxic (irritative) eksem
G. 2
Toxic brain damage (encephalopathy)
IN. 3.1, I. 6.1, I. 12.1, IN. 13, IN 16:1
Toluites (Alpha-chlorinated)
K. 4.1.b
Toluidin
K. 5.2.c, K. 5.2.g
Toxoplasmosis
L. 1.8
Traumatic events
F. 1
Traums, physical
L. 4
Trichloroethylene
K. 1.4.c, K. 2.2.b
Troptic diseases
H. 3
Tap (compressed air)
J. 3
Pressure, from outside.
J. 1, J. 2
Trypanosomiasis
H. 3
Wood processing
E. 7
Tree-impregnant funds
I. 1
Wood dust
E. 7, K. 4.3.d
Tuberculosis
H. 2
Tuberkulous contagion (animals)
H. 1
Tumors, epithelials.
K. 4.4
Tungsten (wolframkarbitt), metallic cobalt
K. 4.1.l
Heavy lifting duty, heavy lifting
B. 1, B. 3.
Teeth and gums
A. 3
U :
Exhaust gases from diesel engines
K. 4.1.t, K. 5.2.i
Subarms
C. 1, C. 2, C. 3.
Urinocre cancer
K. 5.2
Urinvest je
Group K. 5
Unspecific dust
E. 7
V :
Vanadium
E. 10
Varicella zoster virus (skoldsmallpox virus)
L.. 1.9
Vibrations
B. 1, C. 2, C. 3.
Vibration diseases, hand-arm vibrations (white fingers, periphes neuropathy, slidgargic in wrist and elbow)
C. 3
Vibrational diseases, hand-arm vibrations (carpaltine syndrome)
C. 2
Vinylchloride
K. 2.3.c, K. 2.4
Weavers, tissue fluids (infectious diseases from humans)
H. 2
W :
Weils's disease
H. 1
Wolframkarbitt, metallic cobalt
K. 4.1.l
Ø :
Eyelitis.
E. 5.2, IN. 5.3
Upper-air bimhinflaminflammation
I. 5.3
Other bodies, cancer types
Group K. 6
O :
Breathing, early (dementia)
See toxicological brain damage (encephalopathy)