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Sex, age and d ia g n o s tic c la s s if ic a t io n o f 201 cases o f m a lig n a n t m esotheliom a and 19 o th e r p le u r a l tumors diagnosed in C onnecticut 1955-1977 o> 2 cC4O> cn sO X CvOO Oton ^in PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT UC-1296 v> ON ^ O' CM icnn 0o4 CM rc4Hn) CO UE44- rc-o. 00 o oo 00 ^ f-M CM oin 03m 0COecHoD0 Q 10 HCMV3O e- 4ao0HHJ) ot0o) a J-i /--* oc3 Hr-Wn4{H34ji x4cCJO: h0) X4-1 O io Xti40Hh->) ou V 0* a to rfUC0cO0HHtUO11. taoH f-C .40c-11 toVo a to **a5H X40o00TJ31) X *6 4COCHJOOJ Xi4J4 o 40c4H-o3) ocP5 c3 4-1 (0 AO 1964 <vno*D>*"S i-H W 4(-01 Ho toOss 12.1, l< k<`c !'(.< *^1 C.^ E*-i feu'frdLs Pl^\ fSir'ftx ^ cJ`f"'*'K >r c^ t'-, of 5>_5 tfz'Osrf' 0','sffr touf- i&x (_^i)) nn (.Y /Hi l t?o - /**-? 8 (jx> /* ?<s - /ft)/' /// - //!/ /'/ To !?yf Lfiy A o. j~r,' I?.t*r'/^v ( 9o) 3 /OO /? I? J_ /dO / A? A / i fli t z lit; A 3 L aM / Jo 1 23b /* JO /3 }f /r - LMA 4 /*//?? ? ? Vr ? 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AO 1966 -n !? o*c/j 19/6 p le u ra p ro b a b ly o oc u^4n \^*044 *O>44 "3 p>* c n o3c-I *ou -3 ro I> (Cn3D C*i Ci f-Pt31--)T *3 *1-- -- 33 n "3 cCoO S' C 333*" *< 3 . *jo 3 0 n 03 P. 71 XM. z _ > < v: < oo < 3 r- *< 0 *< rr 333 c3--o" 1". v3; fx- rr 1 a 71 *3 30 3 n 3a. 3 033 o at 03 ^--0C 3rr*r n 7*01* 3 3c T<s 3 *=< --t cr-*i --33 --3VS Nre n 3 *3 3 OcUS 0co3 ' C3. rn1r 3* -1 O1 ' 0O) Cn 3<1 *hrnrrr.rk 030 3 3(* n CD CO 3_" 3rn "s3r n3 3<-r 3* 3C*0 -- 'O 3 <t o3*o fit n arr --3* 3 70 3 C*r1. 333rr* * 1? 1 < *_" aW < 3 ^ ,'rr "3* 53 0 c'T. c1 r3f+^ 3^01 r3r * 3 33 ai. ? '< 75 * XJ* 2; 75 " 3< 33 Xt 3 3. 3 CO 3 r* 3" 3 .-- -- 3a s 3* 3 U~ 3 n if -* t: 33 3 -1 73 rf *sj *4 > n -t 3 3 3 c~ AO 1967 rig g e r, e re cto r In s lilp ynr<l/:;tcvc<!ore, ra ilw a y 1l - Relative Risk of Mesothellona Associated with Selected Job Categories Job Title Engineers Brickmasons & Stonemasons Cabinetmakers 6 Carpenters Electricians Foremen Painters, Construction, & maintenance Plumbers & Pipefitters RR 2.72 2.15 2.25* 1.29 1.57 1.39 3.87* 95*4 Cl (.85, 8.68) (.37, 12.50) (1.13, 4.48) (.39, 4.24) (.84, 2.94) (.52, 3.71) (1.38, 10.82) N 11 5 35 14 50 20 13 *p <.05 lurnber of male cases and controls over 30 years old at death or diagnosis, born after 167/5^ who 'ever worked* in the category. Total N for each independently calculated RR was 611 (147 cases, 464 controls). ^Olgeg Relative Risk of Mesothelioma Associated with Selected Industry Categories Industry Title Construction Kisc. non-metallic mineral 6 stone products Electrical machinery equipment, 6 supplies Aircraft 6 parts Ship & boatbuilding Yarn, thread & fabric mills Rubber Product Automobile repair & related service RR 1.21 1.64 2.79 1.03 1.09 .57 5.08** .65 95% Cl ( 60*, 2.45) (.15, 18.06) (.86, 6.67) (.43, 2.49) (.35, 3.42) (.17, 1.92) (1.60, 16.11) (.08, 5.53) N1 45 3 20 . 25 16 20 10 2 * number of male cases and controls over 30 years old at death or j diagnosis, bcrn after 167who 'ever worked' in^the category. Total i N for each independently calculated RR was 611 jfl47Jcases, 464 control^. Mesothelioma Cases* Ever Erployed in Jobs Associated with Asbestos Exposure by Connecticut Labor Market Area LMAl LMA2 LMA3 LMA4 LMA5 LMA6 LMA7 LMA3 Total No. ever exposed 21 1 17 14 4 6 8 26 97 *P <.01 Percent 70 1 25 65 74 67 60 62 72 67 RR 1.27 .36 2.16 2.49 2.89 1.61 1.02 1.66 1.63* e> o r r 30 ic kf ^ nvY O 4* Mesothelioma Cases Ever Employed in Industries Associated with Asbestos Exposure by Connecticut Labor Market Area LMAl No- ever exposed 26 Percent 90 RE 3.75 * CO LMA2 1 33 LMA3 15 58 1.43 IMAi IMA5 13 5 76 1.47 100 4 LMA6 4 50 1.17 LKA7 7 54 .40 IMA 8 Total 17 88 53 1.13 66 1.36* *p < .10 4 odds ratio not computed because of zero cells 6rr.i c,{Ui i.tiy cited**' AO 1 971 e* i ^ , /' X A o -f- files i u*,rv Ajsc c'~>Cc*{. /efr/w P 0 (X ftfV, ./ / 5^ j4y J i OS ir< r c lo^ c f dec -._. p<%jf \C-v_ 0 .*_/_ cup y ? yW -- N ^,C` - /.06 37 .V7 / ,/7 'So-if Mb /.// 7o-i5 /.* 3,If /JTf A 7? /. CO y^y 1`'" M /k,.j* J.6& I'll J-v _ 2. 30** //-? " iS>i ^ c>fr/ l - S* \ c* * ' ' ' > <* r/ *r*Z 2> r 7; -r r^.s * 4 f c' X X x od / cc Ac? fl'"' 3&'7 J71 3-71* m AO 1 972 AO 1973 RELATIVE RISK ro u> u* 9 DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP OF MESOTHELIOMA AND OCCUPATIONAL ASBESTOS EXPOSURE BY AGE GROUP JOB EXPOSURE SCORE Method of II.C. Leulnsohn Code +012 013 014 404 +486 +522 +534 +525 Asbestos Exposure By Job Code Probable Job Description Possible Code Job Description Electrical & electronic engineers Industrial engineers Mechanical engineer Boilermaker Railroad & car shop Plumbers & pipejutter Roofers & slaters Power Station operator ~, A 019 74 006 Oil 022 023 056 140 142 +151 152 173 190 216 221 326 403 410 413 415 424 +430 +433 436 441 442 446 454 +455 461 471 +473 481 482 483 492 495 507 +510 514 545 550 552 561 Aeronautical, astronautical eng. Civil engineers Sales engineer Engineers, nec. Personal & labor relations worker Teacher, college and University Elementary school teachers Chemical technicians Draftsman Technician Painters and sculptors Managers & superintendents, building Officers, pilots, pursers, ship Insurance, adjuster, examines, investigator Blacksmith Brick masons & stone masons Cabinet makers ,, Carfueiers f^ Cranemen, derrick men, hoistmen Electricians Electric power linesmen & cableme: Excavating, road grading Foremen, n.e.c. Forgemen & hammermen Heat amnealers, temfevers,treaters Job & die setters, metal Locomotive engineers Machinist Mechanic, aircraft Mechanic, automobile Heavy equipment mechanic Household appliance and accessory Installers & mechanics Loom fixer Misc. mechanics & repairmen Not specified mechanics & repairra< Mi ** T^f- 4 r*]-j 5 Painters, constr & maintenance Pattern & mold makers Stationary engineer Structural metal craftsmen Telephone installers & repairmen Tool 4 die makers / r f/ / Probable Code Description 615 Dry wall installers & lathers ry r 622 Tmsirrrrn. smeltemen, powers +751 Construction Laborers, esecl. caufenters helpers * ' 9 ' Possible Code Description 610 Checkers, inspectors, examiners, mfg. 611 Clothing ironers & pressers 621 Filers, sanders, polishers, buffe: 4 623 6A1 695 650 651 661 662 *670 *672 *673 *674 *680 *681 690 692 +694 695 710 Garage worker & gas station Mixing operatives Paper mfg. Drill press operatives Grinding machine operatives Sailors and deckhands Sawyers Carding, lapping & combing operatives Spinners, twisters & winders Weavers Textile operatives, n.e.c. Welders and flamevitters Winding operatives, n.e.c. Machine operatives, mlsc. specifie Machine operatives, not specified Miscellaneous operatives Not specified operatives Motormen, mine, factory, logging camp, etc. 753 +760 944 Freight & material handlers Longshoremen & stevedores Hairdressers & cosmetologists +: An occupation identified in reference sources as having potential for asbestos exposure or actually described in conjunction with a case in the literature. *: Occupations in textile factories which need further investigation to determine whether asbestos textiles were involved as distinct from cotton, wool or man-made fibers. Pace 2 AO 1 97b Asbestos Exposure by Industry Code Probable Code Possible 057 Mining & quarrying non-metallic minerals 067 Building construction Code 068 Construction other than building 069 Construction-special trade 127 Cement, concrete, gypsum 128 Structured clay products 138 Cut Stone, abrasive & asbestos 139 Blast furnaces, 6teel works 147 Iron steel foundries 148 Primary & secondary aluminum production 149 Primary non- ferrous metals 158 Fabricated structural metal product 168 Metal cans, heating apparatus, plumbing 177 Engines & turbines 199 Electrical household appliances 207 Radio & T.V. 6 communication equipment 208 Electrical Transmission & industrial equipment 209 Not specified electrical equipment 227 Aircraft & parts 228 Ship, boat, building, and repairing 229 Railroad equipment 239 Engineering & lab equipment 258 Ordnance & accessories 289 Beverages, liquor,beer, wine 318 Mlsc. textile goods 328 Pulp, paper, paperboard mills 337 Paperboard containers & boxes 348 Plastics & synthetic resins 379 Rubber products 407 Railroad Transportation 417 Trucking-and maintenance 419 Water transportation Page 1 A0 1 376 oNt \j> I nU i UU> IKnl o s VO VO 'IJf iCs ln OC J 'O- ts> I lU OJ Os cj lyo> (Or vI sS ji Probable Code Electric companies and systems Water supply Wholesale-electrical good6 "Machinery, equipment "Petroleum and petroleum products Wholesale-paper and paper products "Lumber and construction products Retail - lumber and building materials Motor vehicles dealers-new and used Tire, battery and accessory dealers Household appliance stores Automobile repair shops Laundries Federal government State government Local government Possible Code 427 Air Transportation 567 Wholesale-beer, liquor 609 Mailorder houses and dept, stores 627 Mlsc. general merchandise stores 648 Gasoline service stations 649 Mlsc. Aircraft, marine, and automotive dealers 758 Electrical repair shops 759 Misc. Repair Services 857 Elementary and secondary schools 858 Colleges & universities 867 Vocational schools 888 Engineering and architectural services VsH jO VvMlO O j VSU Page 2 AO 1 977