Case Report

Fume Fever and Reactive Airways Dysfunction Syndrome in a Welder

Authors: RICKY L. LANGLEY, MD, MPH

Abstract

I have reported a case of fume fever and concurrent reactive airways dysfunction syndrome (RADS) after welding. The RADS should be added to the list of potential hazards associated with welding.

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