| Summary: | 1. Summary -- 2. Background -- 3. Introduction -- 4. Phase A: A Review of Diagnosed and Suspected Cases of Pneumoconiosis -- 4.1 General -- 5. Phase B: Respiratory Health Status of the Current Workforce -- 5.1 General -- 5.2 Descriptive Statistics -- 5.3 Prevalence of Pneumoconiosis -- 5.4 Clinical Case Description of Employees who were/are Employed by Scully Mines -- 5.5 Correlation of Radiologic Appearance compatible with Pneumoconiosis (RACP) to Health Status and Dust Levels at Scully Mines -- 5.6 A Comparison of RACP (5.5) with Clinical Case Description (5.4) -- 5.7 Profusion of Ratings by Averaging Four Readings at Scully Mines and the Relationship to Selected Dust Exposure Indices -- 6. Phase C: An Examination of a Sample of Former Employees of Scully Mines -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 General -- 6.3 Objectives -- 6.4 Design -- 6.5 Sampling Procedure -- 6.6 Results and Discussion -- 6.7 ATS Questionnaire Sub-Sample -- 6.8 Conclusions -- 6.9 Feasibility of the Study -- 6.10 Recommendations -- 7. A Summary of Conclusions of the Medical Assessment at the Scully Mines Mining and Processing Operations at Wabush -- Attachments -- List of Contributors -- Appendices Complete collection consists of 14 volumes: Level 1. report - executive summary : v.1. Iron Ore Company of Canada, v.2. Scully Mines Level 2 report, point 1 - study organization and administration, point 2 - inplant dust study, point 3 - engineering audit, point 4 - medical assessment of the workforce, point 5 - ambient air study, point 6 - community health study Errata and Addenda to Level 2 reports : v. 1. Iron Ore Company of Canada, v.2. Scully Mines (Note : Points 1-4 consist of 2 v. with v.1 about the Iron Ore Company of Canada and v.2 the Scully Mines).
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