.... Silicotic nodule Silicosis Coin lesion Respiration 1991;58:219-222 ©1991 S. Kargcr AG. Basel 0025-7931/91/0584-0219 S2.75/0 Subpleural Silicotic Nodule Radiographically Resembling to Small Bronchial Carcinoma Kenji Sugio, Satoshi Kaneko, Hideki Yokoyama, Teruyoshi Ishida, Keizo Sugimachi Department...

... interstitial pneumonia. The patients with DIF were significantly older and had longer occupational histories as compared with those without DIF. There was no correlation between the occurrence of DIF and the type of the underlying disease (silicosis or mixed dust pneumoconiosis) except that an extensive DIF...

...Mitsuru Munakata; Yukihiko Homma; Michiyuki Matsuzaki; Hideki Ogasawara; Yuichi Sasaki; Yoshikazu Kawakami Pulmonary auscultation, pulmonary function tests and radiological examination were done in 127 hospitalized patients with silicosis. Fine crackle (FC) was heard in 21.3% of patients, coarse...

...K. Klink; B. Herold; I. Bürkmann; H. Julich Mechanics of breathing as studied in patients with different stages of silicosis in rest and during exercise show the following: dynamic compliance and work against elastic and viscous resistances could not be found to be deincisive indices of exertion...

... probably improves the tissular oxygenation and can be regarded as a compensatory mechanism in patients with pulmonary impairment during exercise. P50 Lactate Exercice Silicosis 28 01 1978 29 01 1978 14 1 2009 © 1979 S. Karger AG, Basel 1979 Copyright / Drug Dosage...

...Paola Rottoli; Elena Bargagli; Maria G. Perari; Marcella Cintorino; Riccardo Romeo Silicosis is a typical occupational disease, although some cases caused by non-industrial exposure have also been reported. We saw a 53-year-old male gardener with recurrent non-productive cough. A routine radiograph...