Asbestos and DiseaseElsevier Science, 28 ago 1978 - 549 pagine Asbestos and Disease provides a much-needed comprehensive compendium and presentation of accumulated information on asbestos and disease. Organized into five parts, this book begins with the nature, occurrence, properties, mining, milling, manufacturing, and use of asbestos minerals. Some chapters follow on the identification, quantification, and environmental distribution of asbestos fibers. This book also tackles the asbestotic and neoplastic effects of asbestos. The pathogenic mechanisms, prevention, and control of asbestos are also addressed. This work will provide nonspecialists with easily comprehensible and meaningful data that will assist them in their endeavors in this field. |
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Pagina 202
... pleural plaques in farm dwellers , sometimes many kilometers away from an asbestos mine ( 401 ) . Experience had already established the close association between plaques of this nature and asbestotic changes in the lung , but there ...
... pleural plaques in farm dwellers , sometimes many kilometers away from an asbestos mine ( 401 ) . Experience had already established the close association between plaques of this nature and asbestotic changes in the lung , but there ...
Pagina 203
... pleural plaques is due not only to air pollution by asbestos mining or manufacturing . The natural erosion of an asbestos - containing soil and the dust formation from it , as well as its cultivation can also and independently produce ...
... pleural plaques is due not only to air pollution by asbestos mining or manufacturing . The natural erosion of an asbestos - containing soil and the dust formation from it , as well as its cultivation can also and independently produce ...
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... pleural calcification averaged 2.6 % , with the highest rate of 14 % in one ... plaques , only 32 had occupational expo- sure , and one of these for only ... pleural plaques and intensity or duration of exposure or with age ...
... pleural calcification averaged 2.6 % , with the highest rate of 14 % in one ... plaques , only 32 had occupational expo- sure , and one of these for only ... pleural plaques and intensity or duration of exposure or with age ...
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Asbestos and Its Distribution | 1 |
Nature Occurrence and Properties | 33 |
Mining Milling Manufacturing and | 51 |
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