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Comparison of radiographic appearances with associated pathology and lung dust content in a group of coalworkers by Ruckley, V A, Fernie, J M, Chapman, J S, Collings, P, Davis, J M, Douglas, A N, Lamb, D, Seaton, A

“…The pathology and dust content of lungs from 261 coalminers in relation to the appearances of their chest radiographs taken within four years of death were…”
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A new method for quantitating the medial component of pulmonary arteries. The measurements by Fernie, J M, Lamb, D

“…Current methods for quantitating the media of pulmonary arteries are inadequate in that either they produce measurements of the media and artery size that are…”
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Assessment of the effects of age and smoking on the media of muscular pulmonary arteries by Fernie, J M, Lamb, D

“…The effects of age and smoking on the media of muscular pulmonary arteries were studied in 23 subjects without cardio-pulmonary disease. The group ranged in…”
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New method for measuring intimal component of pulmonary arteries by Fernie, J M, Lamb, D

“…Current methods for assessing the intima of pulmonary arteries produce measurements of intima and artery size that are affected by the constriction or collapse…”
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Effects of age and smoking on intima of muscular pulmonary arteries by Fernie, J M, Lamb, D

“…The lungs of twenty three subjects, 12 non-smokers and 11 smokers, age range 19-81 years, were studied. All were free from cardiopulmonary disease. The cross…”
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New method for quantitating the medial component of pulmonary arteries. Factors affecting the measurements by Fernie, J M, McLean, A, Lamb, D

“…The study objectives were to determine the effect of several factors related to tissue preparation on the relationship between medial area and size of the…”
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Method for maximising measurements of muscular pulmonary arteries by Fernie, J M, Lamb, D

“…Using a digitiser for assessing the media and intima of muscular pulmonary arteries, we have previously shown that the most sensible measurements are those of…”
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Significant intimal abnormalities in muscular pulmonary arteries of patients with early obstructive lung disease by Fernie, J M, McLean, A, Lamb, D

“…Substantial intimal changes, unrelated to aging, were found in resected lobes or lungs of 30 smokers with early obstructive lung disease (22 men, eight women:…”
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Emphysema and dust exposure in a group of coal workers by Ruckley, V A, Gauld, S J, Chapman, J S, Davis, J M, Douglas, A N, Fernie, J M, Jacobsen, M, Lamb, D

“…The lungs of 450 coal miners who had been studied previously in a long-term epidemiologic project at 24 British mines have been examined post-mortem for signs…”
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Coalworkers' pneumoconiosis: correlation between opacity profusion and number and type of dust lesions with special reference to opacity type by Fernie, J M, Ruckley, V A

“…The relation between the profusion and predominant type of small rounded opacities on chest radiographs taken within four years of death and the postmortem…”
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Right ventricular hypertrophy in a group of coalworkers by Fernie, J M, Douglas, A N, Lamb, D, Ruckley, V A

“…The prevalence of right ventricular hypertrophy was studied in necropsy material from 215 coalworkers, a group which consisted of 115 men with simple or no…”
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Drs Fernie and Lamb reply by Fernie, June M, Lamb, D

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Coalworker's pneumoconiosis: correlation between opacity profusion and number and type of dust lesiosn with special reference to opacity type by FERNIE, J. M, RUCKLEY, V. A

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Some immunological studies on coalworkers with and without pneumoconiosis by Robertson, M D, Boyd, J E, Fernie, J M, Davis, J M

“…This work formed part of a series of studies devised to investigate immunological markers which it was considered might reflect individual susceptibility to…”
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BEHAVIOR OF FREE-RANGING AND CAPTIVE AMERICAN KESTRELS UNDER ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS by Fernie, K J, Leonard, N J, Bird, D M

“…Wild birds, particularly raptors, commonly use electrical transmission structures for nesting, perching, hunting, and roosting. Consequently, birds are exposed…”
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