N itrogen dioxide, a product of combustion in malfunctioning ice-resurfacing machines, can
accumulate in indoor ice-skating arenas that are poorly ventilated. This hazard is rare but …

During February 1987 an outbreak of nitrogen dioxide—induced respiratory illness occurred
among players and spectators of two high school hockey games played at an indoor ice …

Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) is a toxic gas, a product of combustion in malfunctioning ice-
resurfacing machines. NO 2 poisoning is rare but potentially lethal. The authors report a …

Karlson‐Stiber C, Höjer J, Sjöholm Å, Bluhm G, Salmonson H (Swedish Poison Information
Centre, the Department of Internal Medicine, Söder Hospital, and the Department of …

We investigated an outbreak of acute respiratory illness among adolescent ice-hockey
players in an indoor ice arena in Stockholm that had a propane-powered ice-resurfacing …

Abstract In January 2011, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
(NHDHHS) investigated acute respiratory symptoms in a group of ice hockey players. The …

OBJECTIVES. The common operation of fuel-powered resurfacing equipment in enclosed
ice skating rinks has the potential for producing high concentrations of carbon monoxide and …

This article summarises the latest information on the adverse cardiorespiratory effects of
exposure to carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in enclosed ice rinks …

On February 23, 1992, the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS)
was notified that 11 students from two high schools had been treated in two emergency …

Because of the history of health problems traceable to the exhaust of ice resurfacing
machines, state sanitarians used detector tubes to measure carbon monoxide (CO) and …