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2751 articles were found.

The following terms were included: 送電線, Hochspannungsfreileitung, Hochspannungsleitung, "power transmission line", "high-voltage line", "transmission line", "power line", HVOTL, 高電圧線, 電力線

• 2001, Gurney JG, Kadan-Lottick N
  Brain and other central nervous system tumors: rates, trends, and epidemiology [epidem.]
  Curr Opin Oncol 13 (3): 160-166
• 2001, No authors listed
  Biomedical Effects of Electromagnetic Fields: COST ACTION 244BIS Final Report (1996-2000) [info]
  Wennberg A (ed.): Biomedical Effects of Electromagnetic Fields. Arbetslivsinstitutet, Stockholm; pp. 1-47; ISBN 978-91-7045-592-6
• 2001, Takebe H, Shiga T, Kato M
  Biological and Health Effects from Exposure to Power-Line Frequency Electromagnetic Fields [basics]
  IOS Press, Amsterdam; ISBN 978-1-58603-105-3
• 2001, Wardle J, Waller J, Brunswick N, Jarvis MJ
  [details] Awareness of risk factors for cancer among British adults [risk]
  Public Health 115 (3): 173-174
• 2001, Rockwell WB, Bodily KD
  Fate of free muscle transfer covering chronically infected burned skull [med. app.]
  J Burn Care Rehabil 22 (4): 288-291
• 2001, Chung KC, Tong L
  Use of three free flaps based on a single vascular pedicle for complex hand reconstruction in an electrical burn injury: a case report [med. app.]
  J Hand Surg Am 26 (5): 956-961
• 2001, Davidson J, Champion S, Cousins R, Jones L
  [details] Rehabilitation of a quadruple amputee subsequent to electrical burns sustained whilst hang gliding [elec. inj.]
  Disabil Rehabil 23 (2): 90-95
• 2001, Chang JK
  Assistive Devices in the Rehabilitation on Patients with Electrical Burns--Three Case Reports [med. app.]
  J Burn Care Rehabil 22: 89-96
• 2001, Brenner P, Krebs C
  Brachial Plexus Innervated, Functional Tensor Fasciae Latae Muscle Transfer for Controlling a Utah Arm After Dislocation of the Shoulder Caused by an Electrical Burn [med. app.]
  J Trauma 50 (3): 562-567
• 2001, Sungur M, Guven M
  [details] Rhabdomyolysis Caused by Electric Injury [elec. inj.]
  J Emerg Med 20 (2): 195-196