… respiratory impairment of dust-exposed workers. In this study, workers who smoked had
lower pulmonary function and more prevalent respiratory symptoms than those who never …

… studies assessing the correlation between respiratory symptoms and spirometry are limited
… respiratory symptoms and ventilatory capacity in a cohort of 816 asbestos-exposed workers. …

… However, few data concerning brake-lining workers are available in the literature. … asbestos
exposure on lung function and the risk of asbestos-related diseases in brake-lining workers. …

… of asbestos-cement (A/C) workers demonstrated functional changes … In non-smokers, asbestos
exposure was associated with … and respiratory function impairment, in contrast with other …

… been of prevalence and not of incidence, no conclusion is yet possible with regard to the
relative efficiency of these two methods in the early detection of disease in asbestos workers. …

… determinants of lung function changes in workers occupationally exposed to asbestos. We
… accelerated loss of lung function during the period of observation. Because asbestosis and …

… lung function parameters in asbestos exposed workers and … on respiratory symptoms and
ventilatory function of workers … respiratory effects from cement dust may have quitted work …

… asbestos workers having reduction in DLCO without radiologic changes in 1960. These results
point out the importance of lung function … tional study in 724 asbestos workers in order to …

… asbestos workers from an asbestos-product manufacturing factory in Chongqing, China. In
the factory, chrysotile had been used to produce asbestos textiles and asbestos … respiratory …

… the abnormal lung function. Firstly, we compared lung function between asbestos workers
and the … It was obvious that smoking asbestos workers exhibited more pronounced respiratory …