Jordan B. Minov. Lung and Pleural Diseases Related to Occupational Exposures. Skopje: Pristop MK & Institute for Occupational Health of Republic of Macedonia; 2009. 247 pages; ISBN 978-9989-2713-2-8; price: MKD 600
Journal Title: Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences (MJMS) - Year 2009, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Field of medicine: respiratory medicine, occupational medicine Audience: occupational medicine specialists, internists, allergists, otorhinolaryngologists, radiologists, epidemiologists, general practitioners Purpose:The aim of this book is to present lung and pleural diseases related to occupational exposures in their complexity in a way applicable for routine practice. It also discusses controversies and indistinctness of these diseases, as well as the aspects of their management and prevention. Content: The publication consists of 14 chapters and 18 attachments supplemented by a list of abbreviations and index of terms. The text being enriched with 11 tables, 64 pictures and 2 schemes visually enables better understanding of the written material.
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