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FILE NAME Eaton EAT DATE 1952 DOC EAT003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Abstracts - Asbestosis CLASSIFIED SUBJECT 436 1/62 _ FELLOWSHIP NUMBER | NFC FILE NUMBER 752 AUTHORS W. Behrens TITLE Experimental asbestosis Pa ORIG REXS.1 VVO OL L PP . DATEDATE ABSATBRSTR NNE EFSFS VOL PP DA Schweiz.z.allg Schweiz.z.allg Schweiz.z.allg path ubakt ABSTRACT.1ABSTRACT.1 14 275-97 1951 Bull Hyg 26/1181 12/51 12/51 PITSBURGH intraperitoneally injected intra- Pure chrysolite asbestosasbestos tide ltreancghtehally The resulting fibers and into mice and rats The fibers varied from 5 to 180 microns in Unsuccessful attempts toto secure described The general picture picture is of of standard length are fibrosis 4 i resulting introduction from the one specific introduction fibrosis fibrosis introduction of INSTUE foreign specific solution 1 action of the formed asbestosis theories discussed formefordmed asbestosis could be theories of the . or toxic demonstrated Asbestosis bodies were pathogenesis of asbestosis are MELON - Cond from Bull Hyg 20 77 FORM DATE : . BY CLASSIFIED SUBJECT 600 600 v3A PURPOSE OF SEARCHI ABSTRACT BLANK FOR GENERAL USE eee CONT'D | FELLOWSHIP NUMBER FILE NUMBER FELOWSHIP ame nfc 752 AUTHORI W.W. Behrens Jr. TITLE The clinical picture and pathology af asbestosis PA ORIG REFS.1 VOL PP DATE ABSTR REFS VOL PP DAT | Unfallmed u 45 129-40 June 15 Bull Hyg 28 192 3-53 ABSTRACT asbestosis Berufkrankh 1952 179-89 Sept. 15. 1957 an extensive review of literature on This paper presents ; treatment and use including distribution and types of asbestos its mining PITSBURGH hazards and effects of length of exposure of the dust in different con- , ust centration Symptomatology diagnosis and ray findings in the different of asbestosis are described Special mention is made of the association stages of asbestosis with carcinoma which is much more frequent than that of sili- cosis mortem reports from the literature indicate that in 309 cases INST UEof asbestosis there were 44 lung carcinomas 14.2 whereas in 2,204 cases of silicosis only 32 carcinomas were found 1.4 The experience of the countries of tuberculosis and asbestosis varies greatly in different MELON have association recorded a high rate of tuberculous infection in is low English investigators in America and the rate asbestos workers but is a rare complication The in Germany macroscopic and microscopic appearances of the lungs are nature 2 . described and the and significance of asbestosis bodies are discussed 77 and extensive reference dealing with that controversial subject is given an and a! dealing -- Cond from Bull Hyg FORM eS Powe . . >