• A case of pulmonary tuberculoma with pneumoconiosis (graphite lung) that appeared to be lung cancer
• A Cluster of Beryllium Sensitization Traced to the Presence of Beryllium in Concrete Dust
• A cohort study of graphite workers in Sri Lanka
• A mortality cohort study among workers in a graphite electrode production plant in Italy
• Aluminum in the lungs of Ontario hardrock miners
• Analysis of incidence characteristics and trend of pneumoconiosis in Ningbo City from 1967 to 2019
• Assessment of occupational exposure to beryllium and its compounds
• Biochemical evaluation of the status of the bronchopulmonary system and liver in workers engaged in the manufacture of graphite products
• Carbon nanotubes introduced into the abdominal cavity of mice show asbestos-like pathogenicity in a pilot study
• Carbon pneumoconiosis in a synthetic graphite worker
• Carbon pneumoconiosis in a synthetic graphite worker
• Carborundum pneumoconiosis. Fibers in the mineral activate macrophages to produce fibroblast growth factors and sustain the chronic inflammatory disease
• Changes in free radical reactions of lipid peroxidation in response to industrial aerosols of different levels of fibrogenicity
• Changes in pneumoconiosis in graphite workers
• Changes in the lungs produced by natural graphite
• Chronic background and pretumorous diseases of the respiratory organs in manufacturing contingents in contact with industrial carcinogens
• Contribution to graphite dust lungs
• Cystic formations in graphite-pneumoconiosis
• Demonstrating the protective effect of a 70-year-old occupational exposure limit against pneumoconiosis caused by mica
• Deposits in the lungs of Kwädąy Dän Ts'ìnchį man: Characterization by a combination of analytical microscopical methods
• Detection of graphite using laser microprobe mass analysis of a transbronchial biopsy from a foundry worker with mixed dust pneumoconiosis
• Etiology of lung cancer in workers of graphite industry
• Experience using immunocorrecting agents in workers engaged in the manufacture of graphite and asbestos products
• Experiments on the identification of coals, carbon & graphite in lung dusts
• Experiments on the identification of coals, carbon & graphite in lung dusts
• Graphite (plumbago, black lead) as a source of dusty lung disease
• Graphite as a cause of pneumonoconiotic changes
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis & silicosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis & silicosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis and its declining prevalence in Sri Lanka
• Graphite pneumoconiosis complicated by cavitation due to necrosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis complicated by tuberculosis
• Graphite pneumoconiosis of electrotypers
• Graphite pneumoconiosis with radiographic presentation of diffuse granular particles and nodules in the lung
• Graphite pneumoconiosis. A review of etiologic and epidemiologic aspects
• High-resolution CT in the evaluation of occupational and environmental disease
• Imaging diagnosis of pneumoconiosis with predominant nodular pattern: HRCT and pathologic findings
• Immunological changes in bronchitis and pneumoconiosis in workers engaged in the production of graphite articles
• INCIDENCE OF SILICOSIS IN THE EXTRACTION OF TALC AND GRAPHITE
• Infection with atypical tubercle bacilli in graphite pneumoconiosis
• Measurement of beryllium in lung tissue of a chronic beryllium disease case and cases with sarcoidosis
• Nonasbestos ferruginous bodies in sputum from a patient with graphite pneumoconiosis: a case report
• Observations on the development of graphite pneumoconiosis
• Observations on workers in the graphite industry. II
• Occupational exposure and occurrence of pneumoconioses in Campinas, Brazil, 1978-2003
• Pneumoconiosis caused by graphite dust
• Pneumoconiosis due to graphite dust
• Pneumoconiosis in affiliated workers have irreversible sequelae
• PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN GRAPHITE MINES
• Pneumoconiosis in graphite workers
• Pseudoasbestos bodies and asteroid giant cells in a patient with graphite pneumoconiosis
• Pulmonary tuberculosis in graphite miners
• Reconstructed mass-spectrometric pattern for characterization of carbon compounds in smoker's lung in situ
• SILICOSIS MORBIDITY IN THE GRAPHITE INDUSTRY
• Studies on fibrogenic activity of industrial graphite dust
• The action of small amounts of quartz and larger amounts of coal and graphite on the lungs of rats
• The problem of graphite pneumoconiosis
• The problem of pneumoconiosis due to graphite
• Treatment of mixed-dust pneumoconiosis with whole lung lavage
• Uncommon pneumoconioses: CT and pathologic findings
• Various immunologic changes in workers engaged in the manufacture of graphite products