Response to drs. churg and green
โ Scribed by Thomas Mancuso
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1990
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 402 KB
- Volume
- 17
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0271-3586
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โฆ Synopsis
Drs. Churg and Green [ 19891 in their Letter to the Editor evidently did not have available the previously published letters that made essentially the same points and my published response to each. To avoid duplication, I should like to cite the publication and pages where the replies have been made, and to respond further to the specific statements made by Churg and Green. To facilitate matters, certain replies will be restated.
Churg and Green referred to the nature of the exposure to chrysotile and possibly other forms of asbestos and to the analysis of asbestos samples. The reply to each aspect is presented in the response to Ohlson [1989] (pp. 353, 354), as well as in the Mancuso [1988] article itself (pp. 640, 641).
Churg and Green referred to the use of amphiboles in railroads in other countries, etc. The reply is also found in response to Ohlson [I9891 (p. 354).
Churg and Green referred to lung analysis and other forms of asbestos. The response to the same points by Ohlson [1989] (p. 355
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