silicon and Burns--Inhalation

silicon has been researched along with Burns--Inhalation* in 1 studies

Other Studies

1 other study(ies) available for silicon and Burns--Inhalation

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Fettler's disease with smoke inhalation: particles within the lung. Medicine, science, and the law, 1994, Volume: 34, Issue:1 In August 1985, a 72-year-old man died in the Manchester air disaster. Transmission electron microscopy of his lung tissue revealed not only inhaled smoke particles, but a large population of distinctive particles with different characteristics. These contain silicon and iron, as well as carbon and oxygen, and are thought to be related to his occupation as a fettler and to the extensive fibrosis seen on routine histology. Topics: Accidents, Aviation; Aged; Burns, Inhalation; Carbon; England; Fatal Outcome; Humans; Lung; Male; Metallurgy; Occupational Diseases; Silicon	1994

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Fettler's disease with smoke inhalation: particles within the lung.

Medicine, science, and the law, 1994, Volume: 34, Issue:1

In August 1985, a 72-year-old man died in the Manchester air disaster. Transmission electron microscopy of his lung tissue revealed not only inhaled smoke particles, but a large population of distinctive particles with different characteristics. These contain silicon and iron, as well as carbon and oxygen, and are thought to be related to his occupation as a fettler and to the extensive fibrosis seen on routine histology.

Topics: Accidents, Aviation; Aged; Burns, Inhalation; Carbon; England; Fatal Outcome; Humans; Lung; Male; Metallurgy; Occupational Diseases; Silicon

1994