The Medical journal of Australia · 1991
Vinyl chloride related hepatic angiosarcoma in a polyvinyl chloride autoclave cleaner in Australia.
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Riordan S M, Loo C K, Haber R W, Thomas M C
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OBJECTIVE: To present the first case of vinyl chloride related hepatic angiosarcoma in Australia.
CLINICAL FEATURES: A 51-year-old male caucasian former polyvinyl chloride autoclave cleaner in an Australian chemical plant developed hepatic angiosarcoma, presenting 15 years after his last exposure to vinyl chloride monomer.
OUTCOME: He developed encephalopathy and died in oliguric renal failure 21 days after admission to hospital.
CONCLUSION: Hepatic angiosarcoma may develop in other workers similarly exposed.
CLINICAL FEATURES: A 51-year-old male caucasian former polyvinyl chloride autoclave cleaner in an Australian chemical plant developed hepatic angiosarcoma, presenting 15 years after his last exposure to vinyl chloride monomer.
OUTCOME: He developed encephalopathy and died in oliguric renal failure 21 days after admission to hospital.
CONCLUSION: Hepatic angiosarcoma may develop in other workers similarly exposed.