1973
DOI: 10.1136/oem.30.3.227
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A radiographic survey of monumental masonry workers in Aberdeen

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“…The disease was the most common in workers with the heaviest and longest exposure to silica. These findings are consistent with previous reports of a strongly positive dose-response relation between cumulative exposure to silica and the prevalence and severity of silicosis (4,II,19,26,34).…”
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“…The disease was the most common in workers with the heaviest and longest exposure to silica. These findings are consistent with previous reports of a strongly positive dose-response relation between cumulative exposure to silica and the prevalence and severity of silicosis (4,II,19,26,34).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Clinical and epidemiologic studies have shown consistently that silicosis is caused by exposure to silica dust in such occupations as mining (2,13,27,30,33), tunneling (2,13,27,33), quarrying (2,13,27,33), sandblasting (12,13,39), foundry work (13,33,36), ceramics manufacture (7,33), sculpting (19,31), pottery making (13,33), and granite cutting (34).…”
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