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FILE NAME: Eaton (EAT) DATE: 1952 DOC#: EAT003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Abstracts - Asbestosis C L A S S iF lE O SUBJECT V J 6 sas=eesssstfl AUTHOR TITLE & f J *2-* W. B ehrens Experim ental asbestosis. OR1G- RCFB'i Schweiz, z. allg. path.u.bakt. VOL. PP, OATS 14 275-97 1951 AS9TR, REFE. Bull. Hyg. FELLO W SH IP NUMSBTI NFC file M UM 752 VOL. PP. 26 1181 OA* 12/51 tr r h M n Ur* <Chry` lite a8beStOS was ^ c t e d in tra p e rito n e a lly and int'r a - '1 " " " r " `C* T h . f i b , v a rie d fro m 5 to ISO TM c ? , " in 1i ? i ? CeSSf a tte m Pta to * e cu re fib e r s of sta n d a rd length a re H t l l l n hedf Th* geneial P ^ tu re is one of non-specific focal fibrosis resu ltin g from the introduction of foreign b o d ies. No solution or toxic form ed ^ ** dem5trat^ ` ` r m e d - The th e o rie s of th<5 P ath o g en esis of -r PUlHTIfF8 DEPOSITIOH I EXHIBIT . GATE EX A M IN E D \p-2M k C M Itf a PURPOSE OP SEARCH! ABSTRACT BLANK FOR GENERAL USE A sbestosis bodies w ere asbestosis are discussed. Cond. from Bull. Hyg. C O N T 'D .. CU A0 ir lK 0 SU BJECT FELLOWEHIF NUMBS* FILS NUMBER a JL -==* rs=* n fc h t= S S = ZT = U 5S=-.'l 752 authori W B e h re n s, J r . title. The c lin ic a l p ic tu re and pathology ef a s b e s to s is . i PAT ORIO. REFS*I VOL OATS a s s t r ' r e f s * Z .U nfallm ed, . I S d$9-40 June 15, Bull. Hyg. 28 192 3-53 Berufkrankh. , 1952 --- --------------------T17T9C-T89F i/Sent- 1 5 .TT5?, . ...... I A S-S'JR ACTiI T his p a p e r p re s e n ts a n e x ten siv e re v ie w of l i t e r a t u r e on aB bes^osis including distribution and types of asbestos, its mining, treatm en t, and use, d u st h a z a rd s, and effects of length ef exposure of the, e\ " `, contention. S to m a to lo g y , d i a g n o s i s a n d l o t i o n stages of asbestosis are described. Special n^enuon is m ao ... of a s b e s to s is w ith carcin o m a , which, is m uch m ore h t i H ' * " f 1' c o sis. P o st-m o rte m re p o rts from the lite ra tu re m dicate that in 309 oases ,, ra s b e s to s is th ere w ere 44 lung carcinom as (14.2% ), w hereas In 2,204.ra z e s of s ilic o s is only 32 c a rc in o m a s w erp found (1 .4 % ). T ^e ex p erien c e o association of tuberculosis and asb esto sis v aries greatly in ditierenl: u n r e * E nglish investigators, have reco rd ed a high rare of tu b e rc ^ o u s infection in a sb e sto s w o rk e rs, but i t is a r a r e com plication in A m erica and the ra te la in d e rm a n y .' The m acroscopic and m icroscopic appearances of the lungs a re described, and the nature, and. significance of asbestosis bodies a re scusse and an extensive refereV ce-U st dealing, with .h a, '