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OCCUPATIONAL ASPECTS OF RAYNAUD'S DISEASE: A CRITICAL HISTORICAL SURVEY

The literature is reviewed beginning with the first descriptions of occupational Raynaud's disease in the second decade of this century. At the beginning of the fourth decade, the importance of vibration in the ætiology of the disease started to gain acceptance, and this idea solidified during this decade and the next to the extent that the disease is now called “vibration disease”, or “vibration‐induced white fingers”, instead of “Raynaud's disease”.