An Unusual Case of Mixed-Dust Exposure Involving a "Noncommercial" Asbestos.
From: Environmental Health Perspectives
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Date: 2/1/2001
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Author: Dodson, Ronald F.; Levin, Jeffrey L.
Our health center evaluated an individual for suspected pneumoconiosis, which had resulted from exposures in a foundry/metal reclamation facility. Appropriate consent forms were obtained for the procedures. Historically, individuals who work in foundries have been exposed to various types of dusts. The clinical findings in this case were consistent with silicosis with a suspicion of asbestos-induced changes as well. A sample from this individual, analyzed by electron microscopy, ...
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