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Mesothelioma Clinical

The main symptoms often comes a month after diagnosis and consist of: coughing , chest pain and shortness of breath ingravescent (more rarely anorexia . In case of peritoneal mesothelioma including abdominal pain ). The systemic symptoms may include: fatigue and malaise. The sign is the most frequently detected pleural effusion , in most cases they can also exercise limited fever and weight loss .

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    • Assignment Systems: Should Asbestos cases be treated separately?
      • Specialization
      • Selection
      • Credit
      • Development of Case Management Orders
      • Dispersion of Cases
      • Effects of Special Treatment
    • Standard Pretrial Procedures: Paperwork and Diposition Management
      • Paperwork Management
      • Disposition Management
    • Settlement
      • Disposition Management Revisited
      • Early Settlement Based on Computer Data: A Case Study
      • Early Settlement through Fines
      • Judicial Settlement Roles
      • Alternative Dispute Resolution
      • Settlement Formulas
      • Allocations to Plaintiffs
      • Conclusion
    • Alternative Trial Structures
      • Overview
      • Alternative Structures
      • Conclusion
      • Clustering: How and How Many
    • Special Burdens on Court Personnel
      • Clerks’ Office Burdens
      • Delegated Burdens: Magistrates and Law Clerks
    • Filing Trends and Case Dispositions
    • The Future: New Waves of Toxic Torts?
      • Management by Mass Tort Characteristics
    • Summary and Conclusions
    • Appendix
    • Table of Cases
  • Asbestos Case Management
    • Asbestos Cases as Routine Products Liability Cases
      • Number of Parties
      • Number of Issues
      • Settlement Complications
    • Statistics and Allocation of Resources
      • Summary
    • Standardized Pretrial Procedures
      • Consolidation and Assignment
      • Appointment of Liaison and Lead Counsel
      • Scheduling
      • Standardized Sanctions: Discovery
      • Standardized Sanctions: Rule 11
      • Standardization of Pleadings and Discovery
      • Standardized Motions and Rulings
      • Coordination with State Courts
      • Coordination Among Federal Courts
    • Firm and Credible Trial Dates
      • Firmness of Trial Date
      • Credibility of Trial Date
      • Timing of Trial Date or Settlement Efforts
      • Judicial Involvement in Settlement
      • Clustering of Cases
      • Ruling on Motions
      • Ruling on Motions
      • Alternative Dispute-Resolution Mechanisms
    • Standardized Trial Procedures
      • Clustering and Consolidation
      • Lead Counsel
      • Motions In Limine
      • Voir Dire
      • Jury Instructions
      • Offensive Collateral Estoppel and Judicial Notice
      • Limiting Expert Testimony
      • Deposition Summaries
      • Opening and Closing Arguments
    • Calendaring Systems
      • Increases in Personnel
      • Systems of Calendaring
  • Mesothelioma Information
    • Mesothelioma Epidemiology and risk factors
    • Mesothelioma Pathogenesis
    • Mesothelioma Pathology
    • Mesothelioma Clinical
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    • Mesothelioma Staging
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  • Home
  • Asbestosis
  • Mesothelioma
  • Asbestos Law Trends
    • Foreward
    • Acknowledgments
    • Executive Summary
    • Introduction
      • Methodology
    • Unique Characteristics of Asbestos Litigation
      • Latency Period
      • Pervasive, Insidious Use
      • Clear Liability (General Causation)
      • Unclear Causation-in-Fact
      • Numbers of Defendants and Cross-claims
      • Numbers and Concentration of Cases
    • Complexity and Simplification
      • Overview
      • Organization of Counsel
      • Pretrial
      • Settlement
      • Trial
    • Assignment Systems: Should Asbestos cases be treated separately?
      • Specialization
      • Selection
      • Credit
      • Development of Case Management Orders
      • Dispersion of Cases
      • Effects of Special Treatment
    • Standard Pretrial Procedures: Paperwork and Diposition Management
      • Paperwork Management
      • Disposition Management
    • Settlement
      • Disposition Management Revisited
      • Early Settlement Based on Computer Data: A Case Study
      • Early Settlement through Fines
      • Judicial Settlement Roles
      • Alternative Dispute Resolution
      • Settlement Formulas
      • Allocations to Plaintiffs
      • Conclusion
    • Alternative Trial Structures
      • Overview
      • Alternative Structures
      • Conclusion
      • Clustering: How and How Many
    • Special Burdens on Court Personnel
      • Clerks’ Office Burdens
      • Delegated Burdens: Magistrates and Law Clerks
    • Filing Trends and Case Dispositions
    • The Future: New Waves of Toxic Torts?
      • Management by Mass Tort Characteristics
    • Summary and Conclusions
    • Appendix
    • Table of Cases
  • Asbestos Case Management
    • Asbestos Cases as Routine Products Liability Cases
      • Number of Parties
      • Number of Issues
      • Settlement Complications
    • Statistics and Allocation of Resources
      • Summary
    • Standardized Pretrial Procedures
      • Consolidation and Assignment
      • Appointment of Liaison and Lead Counsel
      • Scheduling
      • Standardized Sanctions: Discovery
      • Standardized Sanctions: Rule 11
      • Standardization of Pleadings and Discovery
      • Standardized Motions and Rulings
      • Coordination with State Courts
      • Coordination Among Federal Courts
    • Firm and Credible Trial Dates
      • Firmness of Trial Date
      • Credibility of Trial Date
      • Timing of Trial Date or Settlement Efforts
      • Judicial Involvement in Settlement
      • Clustering of Cases
      • Ruling on Motions
      • Ruling on Motions
      • Alternative Dispute-Resolution Mechanisms
    • Standardized Trial Procedures
      • Clustering and Consolidation
      • Lead Counsel
      • Motions In Limine
      • Voir Dire
      • Jury Instructions
      • Offensive Collateral Estoppel and Judicial Notice
      • Limiting Expert Testimony
      • Deposition Summaries
      • Opening and Closing Arguments
    • Calendaring Systems
      • Increases in Personnel
      • Systems of Calendaring
  • Mesothelioma Information
    • Mesothelioma Epidemiology and risk factors
    • Mesothelioma Pathogenesis
    • Mesothelioma Pathology
    • Mesothelioma Clinical
    • Mesothelioma Diagnosis
    • Mesothelioma Staging
    • Mesothelioma Prognosis
    • Mesothelioma Therapy