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312 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE APPENDIX I List of Occupational Diseases Which in Social Insurance Are Considered Equivalent with Occupational Accidents. (Additional promulgation of ordinance dated April 27, 1950, Code 1950.) Occupational Diseases and the Nature of the Industries with Which They are Associated* No. Disease caused by 1 lead or its compounds 2 cadmium or its compounds 3 phosphorus or its compounds 4 mercury or its compounds 5 arsenic or its compounds 6 manganese or its compounds 7 beryllium or its compounds! 8 benzene or its compounds 9 nitro- and ..amino- compounds of benzene, its homologs and their derivates 10 methanol 11 nitric acid compounds 12 halogenated hydrocarbons 13 carbon disulfide 14 hydrogen sulfide 15 carbon monoxide 16 Diseases of the teeth caused by acids 17 Diseases caused by roentgen rays and radioactive elements 18 Skin cancer or similar precancerous changes of the skin caused by soot, paraffin, tar, anthracene, pitch and similar substances 19 Cancer or other tumors, as well as morbid changes of the urethral mucous membrane, caused by aromatic amines 20 Occupational skin diseases which make change of occupation or the termination of employment necessary 21 Diseases produced by repeated shocks as a result of the use of tools operating with compressed air or. similar tools and machines 22 Bone fractures, caused by fatigue. 23 Diseases caused by working in compressed air 24 Diseases of the joint bursae (bursitis) due to permanent pressure, or permanent shock suffered by the affected parts of the body 25 Chronic diseases of the tendons, the tendons and their muscles, the ligaments and the meniscus insertions 26 Paralysis of nerves exposed to pressure 27 Diseases of bones, joints and ligaments caused by fluorine compounds (fluorosis) 28 Dust' disease of.Jhe lungs (silicosis, silicatosis) diminishing the capacity to breath and impairing1 the circulation, or associated with pulmonary tuberculosis (active) 29 Asbestosis with diminished capacity to breathe and impaired circulation or associated with cancer of the lungs. *1-29: all enterprises. fWith the exception of skin diseases, which rate as occupational disease only so far as they are symptoms of a,general illness resulting from the action of noxious substances absorbed into the body or are to be indemnified as per no. 20.