Silicosis in a paint-production worker: Study of a lung histological specimen with scanning electron microscopy—Energy dispersive X-ray spectrometer

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The occupational risks in silica-exposed workers have been greatly reduced over the last decades; however, only few studies investigated uncommon forms of exposure to crystalline silica as shown by this case of silicosis in a paint-production worker.

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De Maria, L., Caputi, A., Luisi, V., Delfino, M. C., Cavone, D., Acquafredda, P., … Vimercati, L. (2021). Silicosis in a paint-production worker: Study of a lung histological specimen with scanning electron microscopy—Energy dispersive X-ray spectrometer. Clinical Case Reports, 9(1), 67–71. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.3419

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