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9780412736308

Occupational Lung Disease An International Perspective

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  • ISBN13:

    9780412736308

  • ISBN10:

    0412736306

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-04-29
  • Publisher: Hodder Education Publishers
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Summary

This comprehensive treatise of occupational lung disease is focused on the clinician's point of view. The editors have brought together expert contributors from around the world to give their experience of these conditions, in some cases peculiar to their own country, thus giving a truly global view. The full spectrum of industrially-related disorders is covered, from the pneumonconioses, through occupational asthma and organic dust disease, to lung injury caused by chemical exposure and pulmonary carcinogenesis. In each case, the authors have been asked to provide information regarding regulatory problems, working conditions and screening for adverse health effects where relevant, in addition to a description of the medical aspects of the condition in question. The concerns surrounding litigation are also considered.

Table of Contents

Color plates appear between pages 12 and 13
Contributors vii
Preface xi
Part One: Introduction to occupational lung disease
The world-wide problem of occupational lung disease
3(14)
Daniel E. Banks
Pulmonary function and disability
17(18)
N. LeRoy Lapp
Identification, monitoring and control of dust exposures
35(18)
Frank J. Hearl
Defining workplace exposures to vapors and gases
53(16)
Roy J. Rando
Airways obstruction and occupational inorganic dust exposure
69(14)
Mei-lin Wang
Daniel E. Banks
Workers' compensation for occupational lung disease: German-US parallels
83(12)
Claus Piekarski
Elizabeth A. Jennison
John E. Parker
Occupational health, occupational illness: tuberculosis, silicosis and HIV on the South African mines
95(10)
Brian Williams
Catherine Campbell
Nokuzola Mgogi
Immo Kleinschmidt
Occupational lung diseases in Brazil
105(14)
Eduardo Algranti
Part Two: Pneumoconioses
The diagnosis of pneumoconiosis and novel therapies
119(20)
Jeffrey L. Wilt
John E. Parker
Daniel E. Banks
Mechanisms of pneumoconiosis
139(22)
Ken Donaldson
Lung diseases in coal workers
161(22)
John E. Parker
Daniel E. Banks
Coal Workers' pneumoconiosis in developing nations
183(8)
Changqi Zou
Guo-An Shen
Quartz and silicosis
191(22)
William G. B. Graham
Silicosis in developing countries
213(6)
Surinder K. Jindal
Jagdeep Whig
Asbestos-related lung diseases
219(20)
Raymond Begin
Changing patterns of asbestos-related pulmonary diseases
239(8)
Colin R. Woolf
Asbestos-related lung diseases in Russia
247(8)
Favel M. Kogan
A national program to reduce the risk of asbestos-related disease in Finland
255(8)
Antti Tossavainen
Matti S. Huuskonen
Man-made vitreous fibers and respiratory health effects
263(16)
Jacques Ameille
J. C. Pairon
P. De Vuyst
Lung disease from metal exposure
279(30)
Benoit Nemery
Part Three: Occupational asthma, respiratory illness due to dust exposures, and organic dust diseases
Assessment of airway responsiveness relevant to occupational exposures
309(18)
Susan M. Tarlo
Neil Alexis
Frances Silverman
Mechanisms of occupational asthma
327(18)
Chris Stenton
Gavin Spickett
David Hendrick
Occupational asthma due to low-molecular weight compounds
345(30)
P. Maestrelli
M. Saetta
C. E. Mapp
L. M. Fabbri
J. E. Parker
D. E. Banks
Isocyanate-induced asthma
375(6)
Cristina E. Mapp
Occupational asthma due to high-molecular weight agents
381(20)
Jeremy R. Beach
Francis Thien
E. Hadyn Walters
Urban epidemic asthma
401(8)
Josep M. Anto
Jordi Sunyer
The effects of cotton dust on the lung
409(12)
Ragnar Rylander
Byssinosis in India and the developing world
421(14)
Rohini V. Chowgule
Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
435(18)
John E. Salvaggio
Ann E. Vockroth
Manuel Lopez
Acute toxic chemical exposures: mechanisms and outcomes
453(14)
Paul Cullinan
A. J. Newman Taylor
Part Four: Pulmonary carcinogenesis
Lung carcinogenesis: molecular and cellular mechanisms
467(18)
Heather H. Nelson
Xi Wang
Karl T. Kelsey
Occupationally induced pulmonary malignancy (excluding asbestos-related cancers)
485(14)
David C. Christiani
Index 499

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