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Pulmonary Deposition and Retention of Inhaled Aerosols
by Theodore F. Hatch and Paul Gross
Prepared under the direction of the American Industrial Hygiene Association for the Division of Technical Information, United States Atomic Energy Commission
Copyright 1964, Academic Press, New York & London
Hardcover, 192 pages.


ASBESTOS REFERENCE:

This book states that asbestos fibers are found in the lung.  Asbestosis is mentioned in the section on pneumoconioses.

Also: "Exposure to fibrous dusts, such as asbestos and talc, seems to favor development of diffuse rather than focal lesions."

Additional Information:

The chapter on "Disease Risk from Inhaled Aerosols" mentions: asbestosis, silicosis, lead poisoning, manganese poisoning, radioactive particulate hazards, byssinosis.


CONDITION: Acceptable. Ex-library with stickers, stamps, and library marks.  Covers have wear. Binding is loose (front hinge broken) but all pages holding together. Occasional mark to pages.
Pulmonary Deposition and Retention of Inhaled Aerosols
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