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W Schops

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Articles 8
Citations 22
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Urology
General Medicine
Microbiology
Top 10 Co-Authors
K Golka
M Zellner
G Kierfeld
H M Bolt
R Bothig
I Roots
I Cascorbi
M Blaszkewicz
O Jungmann
T Kadhum
Published In
Urologe A
Zentralbl Bakteriol Orig A
Versicherungsmedizin
Urologie
Scand J Work Environ Health
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Recent Articles
1.
[Occupational cancer of the urinary tract-incidence, reporting behavior, and administrative procedures]
Zellner M, Jungmann O, Schops W
Urologie . 2022 Oct; 61(11):1179-1185. PMID: 36280644
Tumors of the urinary tract are among the most common types of occupational cancer. A significant proportion of about 5-15% may be of occupational etiology. Suspicion of an occupational genesis...
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[Urinary bladder cancer as a late sequela of spinal cord injury : Decision-making aids for assessment of this causal association]
Bothig R, Schops W, Zellner M, Fiebag K, Kowald B, Hirschfeld S, et al.
Urologe A . 2020 Feb; 59(6):700-709. PMID: 32020241
Background: There is to date no convincing literature that has assessed the association between traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) and the later development of urinary bladder cancer. The aim of...
3.
[Prerequisites for a convincing (neuro-)urology opinion : Importance of objectivity in the legal sense of full proof, occurring under duty of compliance of the surveyed person]
Zellner M, Schops W, Jungmann O, Bothig R, Kadhum T, Golka K
Urologe A . 2018 May; 57(7):804-810. PMID: 29796697
Convincing urological expert opinions require the objectification of medical history complaints of health and functional disorders in the legal sense of obtaining full proof. This means that there is such...
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[Procedures for determining occupational diseases in cases of urological disorders]
Schops W, Zumbe J, Zellner M, Jungmann O, Hengstler J, Golka K
Urologe A . 2008 Jul; 47(9):1112, 1114-6. PMID: 18648762
According to section sign 202 of the German Social Security Code VII, individuals diagnosed with bladder cancer or renal cell cancer who had been occupationally exposed to carcinogens known to...
5.
[Clinical relevance of acetylator phenotyping in 196 urothelial tumor patients]
Schops W, Prior V, Golka K, Blaszkewicz M, Cascorbi I, Roots I, et al.
Urologe A . 1997 Jan; 36(1):64-7. PMID: 9123684
A total of 196 patients with urothelial tumours were phenotyped for N-acetyltransferase 2 by the molar ratio of two caffeine metabolites excreted in urine. The proportion of "slow" acetylators, who...
6.
Occupational history and genetic N-acetyltransferase polymorphism in urothelial cancer patients of Leverkusen, Germany
Golka K, Prior V, Blaszkewicz M, Cascorbi I, Schops W, Kierfeld G, et al.
Scand J Work Environ Health . 1996 Oct; 22(5):332-8. PMID: 8923605
Objectives: The study was designed to realize possible shifts in the ratio of slow to fast acetylators within a group of 196 urothelial cancer patients in an area with earlier...
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[Urothelial diseases as an occupational disease]
Golka K, Schops W, Kierfeld G, Bolt H
Versicherungsmedizin . 1994 Oct; 46(5):158-61. PMID: 7974986
The number of urothelial tumors of the lower urinary tract caused by occupational exposure is expected to markedly exceed the number of diseases which are actually compensated. The German compensation...
8.
[Propionate negative saccharolytic bacteroides strains (B. oralis)-occurrence, identification, antimicrobial susceptibility and serological behaviour (author's transl)]
Werner H, Lohner C, Schops W, Schmitz H, Karbe H
Zentralbl Bakteriol Orig A . 1977 Apr; 237(4):536-47. PMID: 405822
Twenty-three propionate negative non-pigmented Bacteroides strains were isolated from mixed infections (peritonitis, endometritis, abscess of the abdominal wall etc.) as well as vaginal secretions of healthy parturients in the course...