Die bedeutung von prim�rtuberkulose und anderen lungeninfektionen f�r die entstehung der silikose

Infective Pneumoconiosis: 1. The Influence of Dead Tubercle Bacilli (B.C.G.) on the Dust Lesions Produced by Anthracite, Coal-mine Dust, and Kaolin in the Lungs of Rats and Guinea-pigs

1954 • 30 citations

Experimental pneumoconiosis: Infective silicatosis

1934 • 24 citations

Individuelle Disposition f�r Silikose

1959 • 8 citations

Glass Dust: A Study of Its Biological Effects

1960 • 6 citations

Tuberculosilicosis: a study of its synergistic mechanisms.

1960 • 5 citations

Experimental tuberculosilicosis. A comparison of the effects produced by some of its various pathogenic compunds.

1961 • 5 citations

The Augmentation of Action of Anthracite and Other Dusts by Dead Tubercle Bacilli

1940 • 4 citations

The biological action of Degussa submicron amorphous silica dust (Dow Corning Silica). IV. Studies on guinea pigs infected with tuberculosis.

1957 • 3 citations

[Age and histological lipid distribution in the human tests].

1960 • 2 citations