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A Nomogram for Predicting Pulmonary Embolism in Silicosis Patients. [PDF]
Clin Respir JZhou J, Du W, Liu J, Peng L.
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Brain functional alterations in early stage of coal workers' pneumoconiosis with alcoholism: insights from a resting-state fMRI investigation. [PDF]
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The Essential Conditions in Taking Roentgenogram of Pneumoconiosis (Pneumoconiosis)
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Internal and external silica dust exposure threshold as an early screening index for silicosis: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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Early diagnosis and survival outcomes in silicosis: a retrospective cohort study of 11,809 patients in Guangdong Province, China (1956-2020). [PDF]
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Clinical Radiology, 1973
In the Pottery industry, pneumoconiosis occurs in women as well as in men. The typical radiographic features of pulmonary mottling are seen in women, together with the occasional complications of massive fibrosis, Caplan's syndrome and egg-shell calcification of hilar glands. Tuberculosis and neoplasm may also supervene.
A.E. Hugh, C.D.B. Cunningham
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In the Pottery industry, pneumoconiosis occurs in women as well as in men. The typical radiographic features of pulmonary mottling are seen in women, together with the occasional complications of massive fibrosis, Caplan's syndrome and egg-shell calcification of hilar glands. Tuberculosis and neoplasm may also supervene.
A.E. Hugh, C.D.B. Cunningham
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981
To the Editor.— The recent article by Fisher et al, "Objective Pathological Diagnosis of Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis" (1981;245:1829), is misleading. The conclusion—that considerable overlap exists between the anthracitic pulmonary pigmentation in coal workers and non-coal-workers—is not justified by the evidence presented.
Francis H. Y. Green +3 more
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To the Editor.— The recent article by Fisher et al, "Objective Pathological Diagnosis of Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis" (1981;245:1829), is misleading. The conclusion—that considerable overlap exists between the anthracitic pulmonary pigmentation in coal workers and non-coal-workers—is not justified by the evidence presented.
Francis H. Y. Green +3 more
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Human Pathology, 1992
Slate is a metamorphic rock comprising silica, aluminum silicates, and small amounts of chlorite, hematite, magnetite, and various carbonates. In the United States slate is quarried in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and Vermont. Workers are exposed during mining and processing of the slate and in crushing mills that prepare gravel. We have conducted
John E. Craighead +8 more
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Slate is a metamorphic rock comprising silica, aluminum silicates, and small amounts of chlorite, hematite, magnetite, and various carbonates. In the United States slate is quarried in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and Vermont. Workers are exposed during mining and processing of the slate and in crushing mills that prepare gravel. We have conducted
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Silicate Pneumoconiosis in Hens
Journal of Comparative Pathology, 2000Thirteen cases of silicate pneumoconiosis in 3- to 4-year-old hens are described. Ten of the birds were raised in the suburbs of a city near several chalk quarries and two cement-works; the remaining three hens (aged 3 years) had lived in an environment with high particulate pollution from a nearby brick-works in which large amounts of clay were used ...
ROPERTO, FRANCO PEPPINO +3 more
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