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P1-1 Health risk of newborn from lead-exposed mother C TANGBANLUEKAL1, W LEELAKUNAKORN1, S RUANGKANCHANASETR2(1. Department of Pathology, 2. Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand)Abstract:Lead (Pb) is the heavy metal that has an effect on an irreversible mental retardation and brain development in newborn till the age of 2 year; therefore, World Health Organization has established a maximum allowance standard for blood lead in child at 10 μg·dL -1. The present study was conducted to demonstrate the relationship of Pb concentration in maternal blood (BL), breast milk (MK) and umbilical cord blood (UC) after leaded gasoline use in Thailand has been prohibited since 1994.
P1-1 Health risk of newborn from lead-exposed mother C TANGBANLUEKAL1, W LEELAKUNAKORN1, S RUANGKANCHANASETR2 (1. Department of Pathology, 2. Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand) Abstract: Lead (Pb) is the heavy metal that has an effect on an irreversible mental retardation and brain development in newborn till the age of 2 year; therefore, World Health Organization has established a maximum allowance standard for blood lead in child at 10 μg · dL - 1. The present study was conducted to demonstrate the relationship of Pb concentration in maternal blood (BL), breast milk (MK) and umbilical cord blood (UC) after leaded gasoline use in Thailand has been prohibited since 1994.