Imaging of Occupational and Environmental Disorders of the Chest

Part I. The Basics for Understanding Imaging

1. Epidemiology and Imaging of Dust Diseases
Daniel E. Banks

2. Pathological Reactions to Inhaled Particles and Fibers
Andrew Churg

3. Bio-Aerosols and Organic Dusts
A. Rask-Andersen, Ø. Omland

4. Chemical-Induced Lung Injury and Its Long-Term Sequelae
Benoit Nemery

5. Occupational and Environmental Lung Disease: The Role of Imaging
Zelena A. Aziz, David M. Hansell

6. ILO Classification
Vinicius C. S. Antao, John E. Parker

7. Lung Function for Radiology
Sherwood Burge

8. Mineralogical Analysis of Lung Samples
Pascal Dumortier

9. Immunological Methods
Gabriel Reboux, Nadine Magy, Jean-Charles Dalphin

Part II. Imaging

10. Lung Effects of Cigarette Smoking
Sujal R. Desai, David M. Hansell

11. Silicosis
Clara Gaik Cheng Ooi, Hiroaki Arakawa

12. Coal Worker’s Pneumoconiosis
Johny A. Verschakelen, Pierre Alain Gevenois

13. Asbestosis
Susan J. Copley

14. Non-Malignant Asbestos-Related Pleural Disorders
Pierre Alain Gevenois, Paul Vuyst

15. Mesothelioma
Alexander Bankier, Tomas Franquet

16. Beryllium-Related Diseases
David A. Lynch

17. Hard Metal and Cobalt Disease
Johny A. Verschakelen, Benoit Nemery

18. Other Uncommon Pneumoconioses
Masanori Akira

19. Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
Michel William Brauner, Pierre-Yves Brillet, François Guillon

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