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A few case studies reported gastrointestinal, hematological, renal, neurological, dermal effects in humans after inhalation and/or dermal exposures to Diesel Fuel.

 

As observed in animal studies, repeated dose toxicity of Diesel Fuel is associated with development of skin lesions (dermatitis, inflammation, histopathological changes) after dermal exposures to this substance. Dermal exposures were also associated with renal toxicity and hepatotoxicity in experimental animals.

 

Inhalation of Diesel Fuel vapour or mist/aerosols may result in depression of CNS and respiratory system toxicity.

 

The following systemic toxicity values were observed in animal studies:

 

Short-term Toxicity (up to 28 days/4 weeks exposure):

 

·       LOAEL (subacute, inhalation, mice) =65 mg/m3 (mild transient neurological effects)

 

Subchronic Exposure (up to 90 days/ 13 weeks):

 

·       LOAEL (subchronic, dermal, mice) =250 mg/kg bw/day –skin lesions, hepatotoxicity.

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