Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Minimum visual requirements in different occupations in Finland,1984,161,,104-110,Aine
Practical principles of the prevention of occupational eye injuries,1984,161,,38-41,Lehtonen
The role of an optician in the eye protection activities,1984,161,,34-37,Liukkonen
The role of occupational health physician in protection of the eyes and vision,1984,161,,29-33,Parvinen
Perception and eye movements in simulated traffic situations,1984,161,,128-134,Luoma
The significance of low atmospheric pressure on the eyes with reference to soft contact lenses,1984,161,,123-127,Castrén
Contact lenses and the work environment,1984,161,,115-122,Mäkitie
Retinal damage from high intensity light,1963,,,SUPPL76:109-12,Geeraets
Alterations of soluble retinal proteins due to thermal injury,1963,,,SUPPL76:101-8,Chan
Perforating eye injuries. A comparative epidemiological prognostic and socie-economic study of patients treated in 1930--39 and 1950--59,1978,,135,1-87,Niiranen
The sources of light and lighting at work,1984,161,,66-83,Lampi
Toxicologic effects on the eyes at work,1984,161,,60-65,Teir
Eye injuries in agriculture,1984,161,,42-51,Aine
Occupational eye injuries in Finland,1984,161,,17-28,Saari
Causes of blindness in Sweden,1969,104,,1-80,Lindstedt
Why are the blind and severely visually impaired children with mental retardation much more retarded than the sighted children?,1983,157,,72-81,Warburg
The dangerous light,1984,164,,14-16,Tengroth