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• 1990, Gamberale F
  Physiological and psychological effects of exposure to extremely low-frequency electric and magnetic fields on humans [basics]
  Scand J Work Environ Health 16 Suppl 1: 51-54
• 1989, Gopala Krishna G, Anwar Ali AK, Mohan DR, Ahmad A
  Dielectrophoretic study of human erythrocytes [med./bio.]
  J Biomed Eng 11 (5): 375-380
• 1989, Bernstein T
  Investigation of alleged appliance electrocutions and fires caused by internally generated voltages [basics]
  IEEE Trans Ind Appl 25 (4): 664-668
• 1989, Miller RWS
  Editorial Comment on: Delayed neurological sequelae of high-tension electrical burns [comment]
  Burns 15 (3): 178-
• 1989, Bond M, Weitzman M
  Strategies to prevent household electrical injuries in children [comment]
  Am J Dis Child 143 (10): 1130-1131
• 1989, Koller J, Orsagh J
  [details] Delayed neurological sequelae of high-tension electrical burns [elec. inj.]
  Burns 15 (3): 175-178
• 1989, Bell GB, Marino AA
  Exposure System for Production of Uniform Magnetic Fields [tech./dosim.]
  J Bioelectricity 8 (2): 147-158
• 1989, Robinson H
  The risk of miscarriage and birth defects among women who use visual display terminals during pregnancy [comment]
  Am J Ind Med 15 (3): 357-360
• 1989
  Volume VIII: Protective Devices [guideline]
  International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Directives concerning the protection of telecommunication lines against harmful effects from electric power and electrified railway lines: 1-44
• 1989
  [details] Volume VII: Protective Measures and Safety Precautions [guideline]
  International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Directives concerning the protection of telecommunication lines against harmful effects from electric power and electrified railway lines: 1-84, ISBN 978-92-61-04091-8
• 1989, Kieback D
  [details] [Results of experimental studies and statistical analyses of the Institute on Research of Electrical Injuries] [review]
  e&i 106 (1): 14-20
• 1989
  [details] Volume VI: Danger and Disturbance. (SUPERSEDED) [guideline]
  International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Directives concerning the protection of telecommunication lines against harmful effects from electric power and electrified railway lines, VI: 1-64, ISBN 978-92-61-04071-0
• 1989, Lipson AH, Webster WS, Brown-Woodman PD, Osborn RA
  [details] Moebius syndrome: animal model - human correlations and evidence for a brainstem vascular etiology [elec. inj.]
  Teratology 40 (4): 339-350
• 1989, Rechani P, Rullan JV
  [details] Update: work-related electrocutions associated with Hurricane Hugo - Puerto Rico [elec. inj.]
  MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 38 (42): 718-20, 725
• 1989, Baker MD, Chiaviello C
  Household electrical injuries in children. Epidemiology and identification of avoidable hazards [elec. inj.]
  Am J Dis Child 143 (1): 59-62
• 1989, Roberts HJ
  Sequelae of electrical shock [comment]
  South Med J 82 (7): 931
• 1989, Rosenberg DB
  [details] Neurologic sequelae of minor electric burns [elec. inj.]
  Arch Phys Med Rehabil 70 (13): 914-915
• 1989, Bongard O, Fagrell B
  [details] Delayed arterial thrombosis following an apparently trivial low-voltage electric injury [elec. inj.]
  Vasa 18 (2): 162-166
• 1989, Stueland DT, Stamas Jr P, Welter TM, Cleveland DA
  [details] Bilateral humeral fractures from electrically induced muscular spasm [elec. inj.]
  J Emerg Med 7 (5): 457-459
• 1989, Clairmont BA, Johnson GB, Zaffanella LE
  The effect of HVAC-HVDC line separation in a hybrid corridor [tech./dosim.]
  IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery 4 (2): 1338-1350
• 1989, Hooshmand H, Radfar F, Beckner E
  [details] The neurophysiological aspects of electrical injuries [elec. inj.]
  Clin Electroencephalogr 20 (2): 111-120
• 1989, Bersani F, Cossarizza A, Franceschi C
  Effects of extremely low frequency (ELF) pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) on immunocompetent cells. In vitro studies [med./bio.]
  Alta Freq 58 (4): 375-380
• 1989, Basu PK, Menon IA, Chipman M, Avaria M, Hasany SM, Wiltshire JD
  Bio-effects of extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields (60 Hz.) on the healing of corneal epithelial wound: an in vitro study [med./bio.]
  Lens Eye Toxic Res 6 (1-2): 43-58
• 1989, Scarfi MR, Franceschetti G, Lioi MB
  [details] Some results on the cytogenetic effects of low-frequency fields in lymphocytes [review]
  Alta Freq 58: 337-339
• 1989, Cartwright RA
  Low frequency alternating electromagnetic fields and leukaemia: the saga so far [comment]
  Br J Cancer 60 (5): 649-651