Publications by authors named "Lee Poye"

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Elongated particulate burden in an individual who died of mesothelioma and had an occupational history as a talc "mucker".
Ronald F Dodson, Jacqueline Moline, Carlos D Salinas, Lee W Poye

Inhal Toxicol· March 2024

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A clinical evaluation and tissue fiber burden analysis of a lifetime resident of Libby, Montana with adenocarcinoma of the lung.
Ronald F Dodson, Brad Black, Lee W Poye, James R Bruce, Tracy McNew

Am J Ind Med· May 2020

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Tissue burden evaluation of elongated mineral particles in two individuals with mesothelioma and whose work history included manufacturing tile.
Ronald F Dodson, Lee W Poye

Ultrastruct Pathol· January 2020

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Releasability of asbestos fibers from weathered roof cement.
Andrew F Oberta, Lee Poye, Steven P Compton

J Occup Environ Hyg· June 2018

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A clinical assessment and lung tissue burden from an individual who worked as a Libby vermiculite miner.
Brad Black, Ronald F Dodson, James R Bruce, Lee W Poye, Claudia Henschke

Inhal Toxicol· August 2017

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Biodurability/retention of Libby amphiboles in a case of mesothelioma.
Ronald F Dodson, Eugene J Mark, Lee W Poye

Ultrastruct Pathol· February 2014

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Mesothelioma in an individual following exposure to crocidolite-containing gaskets as a teenager.
Ronald F Dodson, Samuel P Hammar, Lee W Poye

Int J Occup Environ Health· September 2011

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A technical comparison of evaluating asbestos concentration by phase-contrast microscopy (PCM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and analytical transmission electron microscopy (ATEM) as illustrated from data generated from a case report.
Ronald F Dodson, Samuel P Hammar, Lee W Poye

Inhal Toxicol· May 2008

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