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Respiratory surveillance in mineral dust-exposed workers

Clare Wood, Deborah Yates
Breathe 2020 16: 190632; DOI: 10.1183/20734735.0362-2019
Clare Wood
1Wood Consulting Partners, Brisbane, Australia
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2Dept of Thoracic Medicine, St Vincent's Public Hospital, Sydney, Australia
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    Conditions caused by mineral dust exposure or other inhaled agents in coal mines

    COPD
    Pneumoconioses (CWP, silicosis)
    Lung cancer (silica)
    Diffuse dust-related fibrosis
    Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
    Sarcoidosis?

    The increased incidence of tuberculosis and fungal infections in silica-exposed workers should also be noted.

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