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Pulmonary disorder induced by cross‐linked polyacrylic acid

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Organic polymers are materials widely used in our daily lives, such as daily necessities, foods, and medicines. There have been reports recently that cross‐linked polyacrylic acid (CL‐PAA) can possibly cause… Click to show full abstract

Organic polymers are materials widely used in our daily lives, such as daily necessities, foods, and medicines. There have been reports recently that cross‐linked polyacrylic acid (CL‐PAA) can possibly cause serious lung disease. We investigated whether intratracheal instillation of CL‐PAA causes pulmonary disorder in rats.

Keywords: pulmonary disorder; linked polyacrylic; cross linked; polyacrylic acid

Journal Title: Journal of Occupational Health
Year Published: 2022

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