ESTABLISH THE ASSOCIATION THAT MAY EXIST BETWEEN THE CONDITIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL INHALATORY EXPOSURE TO RESPIRATABLE PARTICULATE MATERIAL AND COPD, PNEUMOCONIOSIS AND ALTERATIONS IN CHEST RADIOGRAPHY OR SPIROMETRY.

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Occupational Groups 100%
2. Coal 82%
3. Dust 67%
4. Particulate Matter 56%
5. Silicon Dioxide 52%
6. Miners 40%
7. Spirometry 34%
8. Occupational Exposure 32%
9. Thorax 32%
10. Cough 29%
11. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 27%
12. Albania 24%
13. Pneumoconiosis 21%
14. Quartz 21%
15. Ships 20%
16. Colombia 18%
17. Bronchitis 18%
18. Motor Vehicles 16%
19. Lung 16%
20. Radiography 14%
21. Smoke 14%
22. Tobacco Products 14%
23. Inhalation 14%
24. Dyspnea 13%
25. Hot Temperature 11%
26. X-Rays 11%
27. Equipment and Supplies 9%
28. Health 7%