[Pulmonary asbestosis. II. Roentgenological diagnosis and other methods of examination].
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The article deals with the connection between an exposure to asbestos and the development of a laryngeal carcinoma. In accordance with case reports and epidemiological studies from literature, the above mentioned causality can be presumed in certain cases. Although at present there is usually no legal compensation for a laryngeal carcinoma if someone has been exposed to asbestos, the reports from literature as mentioned above should be taken into consideration in every single case: In detail, this means that anamnestical facts of exposure to asbestos, pulmological status and the latency up to the development of the laryngeal carcinoma must be taken into consideration.
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The different sequelae of lung and pleura resulting from the inhalation of asbestos dust are discussed in detail, taking into consideration the improvements in dust-control measures. The use of Lung Dust Separation and Investigation and Radiological Classification of Pneumoconioses (ILO 1980) with regard to diagnostics is critically reviewed. Certain problems of compensation for asbestos-induced neoplasms are pointed out with special reference to the regulations of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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