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  • 4. Asbestos and other ferruginous bodies: their formation and clinical significance.
    Churg AM, Warnock ML.
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  • 7. Asbestos in the sputum, crackles in the lungs, and radiologic changes in women exposed to asbestos.
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  • 9. Asbestos fibres in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from asbestos workers: examination by electron microscopy.
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  • 11. [Work-up of asbestosis and estimation of asbestos exposure in an occupational context].
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  • 12. Microfiltration method for quantitative study of fibrous particles in biological specimens.
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  • 13. Asbestos bodies in sputum of asbestos exposed workers.
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  • 14. [Asbestos fibre lung burden and exposure indices in asbestos-cement workers].
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  • 15. Mineral fibre analysis and routes of exposure to asbestos in the development of mesothelioma in an English region.
    Howel D, Gibbs A, Arblaster L, Swinburne L, Schweiger M, Renvoize E, Hatton P, Pooley F.
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  • 16. An expert system for the evaluation of historical asbestos exposure as diagnostic criterion in asbestos-related diseases.
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  • 17. [Mineral analysis and study of asbestos pathology].
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  • 18. Ferruginous bodies in sputum as an indication of exposure to airborne mineral fibers in the mesothelioma villages of Cappadocia.
    Sébastien P, Awad L, Bignon J, Petit G, Barris YI.
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