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<title>Proceeding Vol 2</title>
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<pubDate>Sun, 25 Oct 2026 10:16:23 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Adverse Effect of Chronic Exposure of Fuel among Petrol Filling Workers in Benghazi-Libya</title>
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<description>Adverse Effect of Chronic Exposure of Fuel among Petrol Filling Workers in Benghazi-Libya
Bengleil, Mudafara S.; Masoud, Enas S; Elbarrani, Balqees A; Elzarouk, Rania R; Elferjany, Rema M
Although petroleum products are the most important sources for energy but they&#13;
may cause different side effects to human due to the risk of contamination of the&#13;
environment. The individual most frequently exposed to contamination are those&#13;
working in petroleum industries and petrol filling stations due to their long exposure&#13;
to gasoline and inhalation of the fuel smell for a long time. The present study was&#13;
undertaken to assess the extent of damage caused by the chronic inhalation of petrol&#13;
fumes on hematopoietic of petrol filling worked in different stations throughout&#13;
Benghazi. The study was carried out on 30 adult male as a study group and 15 as a&#13;
control group. Hematological estimation was done at University Laboratory and&#13;
Microsoft Excel was used as a statistical data program. Results obtained confirm that&#13;
all blood parameter respected were within the normal range and this finding was&#13;
differs from that obtained in other studies which found significant changes in the&#13;
level of haemoglobin, white and red blood cells counts. Although no blood disorders&#13;
were detected in the present study, full attention in medical surveillance of workers&#13;
by performing further studies should carried out in different stations in different area&#13;
in Libya
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<pubDate>Sat, 04 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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