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may atM5iit4,i 2,, t. zMsimx a.aLn^iL---- i..jpSiilaBsfc, j... J. C. Bonnett, M.D., ERD, N-11400, Wilm. F. E. French, Jr., C&P, B6214, Wilm. (W) ) P. A. Hopkins, C&P, B17249, Wilm. (W) A. W. Pashalis, C&P, B9373, Wilm. (W) ^M. J. Schuler, C&P, B6215, Wilm. (W) '/ J. E. Beecher, Adm. Bldg. (C) E. L. Horan, Jr., Empl. Bldg. (S) D. J. Klinke, Firehouse (F) (W) March 25, 1982 To: J. C. Piacenti, Administration Bldg. (C) From: W. E. Neeld, Jr., M.D., Medical Division ( ASBESTOS-RELATED MEDICAL CONDITION Case No. CW 052 82 03 25 27 51 0200 01 01 Birth: 7/29/27 A.S.D.: 8/22/51 This 54-year-old sdmployee was identified in January, 1982 as having x-ray abnormalities consisting of bilateral pleural thickening. These changes have been confirmed by a radiology specialist review and by pulmonary specialist consultation. This case is compatible with the Du Pont Classification of Benign Asymptomatic X-ray. Abnormalities. During his predominant lifetime job classification as a millwright (former pipefitter and presently a supervisor) he has had the possibility of exposure to asbestos. By personal interview and "historical recount with this man, his asbestos exposure was stated to be entirely . Du Pont'. The initial potential exposure period began in 1950~ The-exposure duration does satisfy the latency period for asbestos exposure effects. Date of administrative Diagnosis is 3/25/82. He has anatomic lung changes by x-ray that could be related to asbestos exposure. He has no functional impairment. This compilation is presented for Management decision as to whether Du Pont will accept responsibility under applicable principles.of worker's compensation law for appropriate disability compensation, if any, and related medical expense reimbursement if he develops an asbestos-related illness. 05 DU 041625 C. Bennett, M.D., ERD, N11400, Wilm. (W) E. Frenen, Jr., CAP, 86214, Wilm. (W) A. Hopkins, CAP, B17249, Wilm. (W) W. Pashalis, CAP, B9373, Wilm. (w) J. Schuler, CAP, B6215, Wilm. (W) E. Beecher, Adm. Bldg. (C) L. Horan, Jr., Empl. Bldg. (S) J. Klinke, Firehouse (F) March 3, 1982 To: J. C. Piacenti, Administration Building (C) From: W. E. Neeld, Jr., M.D., Medical Division (F ASBESTOS-RELATED MEDICAL CONDITION Case No. CW 038 82 03 03 40 62 0100 01 01 Birth: 3/27/40 A.S.D.: 12/17/62 This 41-year-old employee was identified in October, 1981, as having x-ray abnormalities consisting of pleural thickening along right lateral thoracic wall. These changes have been confirmed by a radiology specialist review and by pulmonary specialist consultation. From the combined malfunctioning respiratory'components there is a portion compatible with the Du Pont Classification of Benign Symptomatic Illness (presumptive Asbestosis). During his predominant lifetime job classification as an Operator (Helper & Serviceman), he had the possibility of exposure to asbestos. By personal interview and historical recount with this man, his asbestos exposure was stated to be both non-Du Pont and Du Pont. The potential initial exposure period began prior to 1959. The exposure duration does satisfy the latency period for asbestos exposure effects. Date of Administrative Diagnosis is 3/03/82. The pulmonary specialist feels this man has restrictive airway disease causing an impairment of 20% of the whole man. The restrictive components can be considered caused by both occupational exposure to asbestos and from old non-occupational thoracic cage and lung parenchymal trauma. Applying an equal causation weight to each entity concludes that the occupationally-related part representq^TfcS/Lmpairment of the whole man. This compilation is presented for Management decision as to whether Du Pont accepts resccnsibility under applicable principles of worker's compensation law for appropriate cisaoility compensation ano related medical expense reimbursement. Approved: Date jh/r DUP 0962168 )1 WEN/saw Attacn. (Check List) Plane Manacer DU 041626 a;3P-5V % i. i itllLli, w/ X j CUI ; U 1/ . a. y ^. rP; A. Hopkins, C&P, B17249, Wilm. (W) A, W. Pashalis, C&P, B9373, Wilm. (W) M. J. Schuler, C&P, B6215, Wilm. (W) J. E. Beecher, Adm. Bldg. (C) E. L. Horan, Jr., Empl. Bldg. (S) D. J. Klinke, Firehouse (F) V" ' February 25, 1982 To: J. C. Piacenti, Administration Building (C From: W. E. Neeld, Jr., M.D. Medical Division ( ASBESTOS-RELATED MEDICAL CONDITION Case No. CW 036 82 02 25 22 53 0100 01 01 Birth: 5/05/22 A.S.D.: 10/25/53 This 59-year-old employee was identified in December, 1981, as having x-ray abnormalities consisting of bilateral pleural thinkpmng. These changes have been confirmed by a radiology specialist review and by pulmonary specialist consultation. This case is compatible with the Du Pont Classification of Benign Asvmotomatic_X-rav Abnormalities. During his predominant lifetime job classification as an Electrician, he had the possibility of exposure to asbestos. By personal interview and historical recount with this man, his asbestos exposure was statea to be only Du Pont. The initial potential exposure period began in 1949. The exposure duration does satisfy the latency period for asbestos exposure effects. Date of Administrative Diagnosis is 2/25/82. He has anatomic lung changes by x-ray that could be related to asbestos exposure. He has functional impairment considered by the specialist due to obstructive airways disease that is almost entirely explained on the basis of smoking cigarettes for 36 years since age 23. This compilation is presented for Management decision as to whether Du Pont will accept responsibility under applicable principles of worker's compensation law for appropriate disability compensation, if any, and related medical expense reimbursement if he develops an asbestos-related illness. Approved: Date 2 /s 7/f*- --} \ __ Plant Manager WEN/saw Attach. (Check List) DU 041627 DUP 0962169