[Efficiency of rehabilitation for workers having occupational respiratory diseases and engaged into non-mining materials industry].
Copyright policy ) V G, Artamonova; O N, Basova; E L, Lashina;
[Efficiency of rehabilitation for workers having occupational respiratory diseases and engaged into non-mining materials industry].
The analysis covered contemporary approaches to rehabilitation of patients having occupational respiratory diseases (pneumoconiosis, chronic dust bronchitis and their combination). The authors evaluate efficiency of therapeutic and rehabilitation measures.
Adult, Male, Respiratory Therapy, Dust, Middle Aged, Bronchitis, Chronic, Treatment Outcome, Occupational Exposure, Humans, Industry, Female, Pneumoconiosis
Adult, Male, Respiratory Therapy, Dust, Middle Aged, Bronchitis, Chronic, Treatment Outcome, Occupational Exposure, Humans, Industry, Female, Pneumoconiosis
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