Investigation of prevalence rate of silicosis in silica powder production workers in Azandarian-Malayer in 2001-2002
MA AGHILINEZHAD, H Jamaati, AA Farshad… - 2006 - sid.ir
Background and Aims: SILICOSIS is a diffuse interstitial fibronodoular LUNG DISEASE
caused by inhalation of dust containing free crystalline silica. Crystalline silica can cause …
caused by inhalation of dust containing free crystalline silica. Crystalline silica can cause …
Prevalence of Silicosis among workers in stone-cutter and Silica Powder Production Factories
M Aghilinejad, MR Jammati… - TANAFFOS (Respiration …, 2006 - tanaffosjournal.ir
Background: Use of industry and technology must be based on protection of health as well
as the environment. In other words, constant development of technology should fulfil human …
as the environment. In other words, constant development of technology should fulfil human …
Prevalence of silicosis among employees of a Silica factory in Sri-Lanka
A Siribaddana, K Wickramasekara, K Senevirathna… - 2013 - Eur Respiratory Soc
Introduction Silicosis is a well-recognized, pneumoconiosis associated with exposure to
silica dust. The silica industry is rapidly expanding in Sri Lanka, increasing the risk of …
silica dust. The silica industry is rapidly expanding in Sri Lanka, increasing the risk of …
[PDF][PDF] Frequency of silicosis and its relationship with dust and pulmonary functions tests in stone crushing industries workers in Peshawar
Background: Silicosis is an occupational lung disease caused by prolonged inhalation of
respirable crystalline silica and pulmonary reaction to it. Its true prevalence is …
respirable crystalline silica and pulmonary reaction to it. Its true prevalence is …
[PDF][PDF] Rapidly fatal silicosis among jewellery workers attending a district medical college of West Bengal, India
Background. Silicosis is a slowly progressive chronic occupational lung disease, developed
after a prolong period of exposure to high concentration of silica dust. Methods. In this …
after a prolong period of exposure to high concentration of silica dust. Methods. In this …
[PDF][PDF] A study on silicosis among employees of a silica processing factory in the Central Province of Sri Lanka
AD Siribaddana, K Wickramasekera… - Ceylon Medical …, 2016 - account.cmj.sljol.info
Objectives The silica industry is rapidly expanding in Sri Lanka. The main objective of this
study was to assess the prevalence of silicosis among workers exposed to silica dust, and to …
study was to assess the prevalence of silicosis among workers exposed to silica dust, and to …
[HTML][HTML] Silicosis among stone-cutter workers: a cross-sectional study
M Aghilinejad, A Naserbakht, M Naserbakht, G Attari - Tanaffos, 2012 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Production process of most factory-made products is harmful to our health and
environment. Silica is the most important stone used in stone cutting factories. Numerous …
environment. Silica is the most important stone used in stone cutting factories. Numerous …
Evaluation of silicosis in ceramic workers
A Sakar, E Kaya, P Celik, N Gencer, O Temel… - Tuberkuloz ve …, 2005 - europepmc.org
This study is aimed to evaluate the incidence of silicosis and the relation of it with personal
and work-related factors among workers exposed to silica in ceramic factory. Workers were …
and work-related factors among workers exposed to silica in ceramic factory. Workers were …
Pathological study of the prevalence of silicosis among coal miners in Iran: A case history
MZ Naghadehi, F Sereshki, F Mohammadi - Atmospheric Environment, 2014 - Elsevier
One of the most hazardous diseases that is commonly associated with the coal mining
industry is Silicosis which caused by dust inhalation. This disease occurs as a result of …
industry is Silicosis which caused by dust inhalation. This disease occurs as a result of …
Co-morbidities among silicotics at Shakarpur: a follow up study
N Chaudhury, R Paliwal, A Phatak - Lung India, 2012 - journals.lww.com
Aims: The present study describes few co-morbidities and their influence in mortality in
cases of silicosis that were followed for 30 months at Shakarpur. Settings and Design …
cases of silicosis that were followed for 30 months at Shakarpur. Settings and Design …