1 change?

Page 1723 1 Q And what percentage -- did Dr.

Page 1741 1 all of those different types of tissues, specifically 2 interested to see how much asbestos is in the pleural 3 tissue where mesotheliomas begin and what type of 4 asbestos is it. 5 Q Now, I want to focus, Doctor, on the 6 pleura. 7 Have there been reports in the medical and 8 scientific literature about the types of fibers that 9 have been translocated to the pleura?

Page 1876 1 A Well, I was concerned about the swelling of 2 his legs, and I asked to have a cardiology 3 consultation. 4 That was Dr.

1 outside of Bethesda, but that organization is Page 2000 2 responsible for environmental toxicology research for 3 the Federal Government. 4 Q Now, you also mentioned -- did you work for 5 NIOSH?

Page 2105 1 MR.

1 plus a duct, and not only the patients' rooms, Page 2298 2 lavatories, kitchens, everything where the hospital is 3 being air conditioned. 4 Then you have your mains to the mechanical 5 rooms where the pumps go to feed these things, and you 6 have crawl spaces where you have the pipe underneath 7 to go to the bottom of the floors, the various 8 lavatories and such. 9 Q Was there a mechanical room on each floor?

Page 2310 1 1 This is dated October 14, 1980 between 2 attorneys at Owens-Corning Fiberglas regarding the 3 workers' compensation claims, asbestos-related 4 compensation claims. 5 THE COURT: It will be admitted into 6 evidence. 7 (Whereupon, Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number OCF8 1300 was received into evidence.) 9 MR.

1 court to testify as an expert on asbestos-related Page 2010 2 disease?

1 newer method.

1 A Yes .

1 Chest, American College of Chest Physicians.

1 it. 2 Q That is as many as you can remember?

Page 2381 1 how to do asbestos sampling and how to do an analysis 2 of asbestos?

Page 2435 1 THE COURT: Mr.