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Analysis of Induced Sputum and Lung Biopsies by SEM: a Tool to Identify Source of Exposure of Workers to Hazardous Dust
Aim : to validate the qualitative analysis by Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) of lung samples first in induced sputum in correlation to disease second by comparing hazardous particles in induced sputum to the analysis in lung tissue and finally by assessing if the particles present in transplanted patients correlated with occupational history.
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