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Vinyl Chloride Lawsuits - Cholangiocarcinoma Bile Duct Cancer
Angiosarcomas arising at different sites and in different organs have some distinct features. Angiosarcomas may occur in any region of the body but are more frequent in skin and soft tissue. Angiosarcomas also can originate in the liver, breast, spleen, bone, or heart. Approximately 50% occur in the head and neck, but they account for less than 0.1% of head and neck malignancies. Angiosarcomas of the soft tissue of the lower extremities are the next most frequent type (2- to 3-times more frequent than the upper extremity). The numbers are even smaller for visceral angiosarcomas. The most frequent of the latter are hepatic angiosarcomas, with an occurrence of approximately 25 new cases per year; followed by breast angiosarcoma, with 300 cases; and renal angiosarcoma, with 8 published cases per year. These small numbers challenge the creation of adequate guidelines for clinical management. Worldwide incidence also is low. Reports show angiosarcoma of the liver with an annual incidence of 2 cases per 10 million population, rising to 2.5 cases per 1000 population in workers exposed to vinyl chloride. It has been determined by The Department of Health and Human Services, The International Agency for Research on Cancer and The Environmental Protection Agency that vinyl chloride and its derivatives including polyvinyl chloride are carcinogenic to humans. Because cancers that result from vinyl chloride exposure usually do not show up for over 20 years, many who were exposed to vinyl chloride in the 1970?s may still be at risk for developing cancer. Vinyl chloride monomer is presently produced at 12 locations in the United States: Westlake, Calvert City, KY, Borden, Geismar, LA , Condea Vista, Lake Charles, LA , Dow, Plaquemine, LA , Formosa, Baton Rouge, LA , Georgia Gulf, Plaquemine, LA , PHH Monomers, Lake Charles, LA , Dow, Freeport, TX , Formosa, Point Comfort, TX , Geon, LaPorte, TX , OxyChem, Deer Park, TX , OxyMar, Ingleside, TX. Historically, vinyl chloride monomer and/or polyvinyl chloride have been produced at facilities in the following US cities. Significant vinyl chloride exposure may also occur at the tens of thousands of PVC processing and fabrication plants scattered across the United States. Demopolis, AL , Carson, CA, Henry, IL , Louisville, KY , Baton Rouge, LA , Plaquemine, LA , Leominster, MA , Springfield-Indian Orchard, MA , Flemington, NJ , Brooklyn, NY , Akron, OH , Painesville, OH , Deer Park, TX , LaPorte, TX , Texas City, TX , Moundsville, WV , Saugus-Santa Clarita, LA , Illiopolis, IL , Owensboro, KY , Norco, LA , Fitchbury, MA , South Acton, MA , Aberdeen, MS , South Kearney, NJ , Niagara Falls, NY , Huron, OH , Cranston, RI , Ingleside, TX , Point Comfort, TX , Point Pleasant, WV , Long Beach, CA , Pensacola-Pace, FL , Meredosia, IL , Calvert City, KY , Lake Charles, LA , Assonet, MA , New Bedford, MA , Midland, MI , Pedricktown, NJ , Hecksville, NY , Avon Lake, OH , Pottstown, PA , Houston, TX , Pasadena, TX , South Charleston, WV , Delaware City, DE , Compton, CA , Ringwood, IL , Geismar, LA , Westlake, LA , Hebronville, MA , Perryville, MD , Passiac, NJ , Bainbridge, NY , Ashtabula,OH , Oklahoma City, OK , Freeport, TX , Oyster Creek, TX , Institute, WV , Guayanilla, Puerto Rico. Have you or someone you love been injured by exposure to vinyl chloride, Polyvinyl Chloride PVC or plastics and suffered side effects including brain cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer, angiosarcoma, Raynaud's syndrome, scleroderma, cholangiocarcinoma or acroosteolysis you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. Trust Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers to fight for your rights and obtain the justice you deserve. We offer aggressive representation and free consultations. Have you or someone you love been injured by exposure to vinyl chloride, Polyvinyl Chloride PVC or plastics? Trust Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers to fight for your rights and obtain the justice you deserve. We offer aggressive representation and free consultations. |
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If you or someone you know has worked with vinyl chloride or polyvinyl
chloride PVC and suffered side effects including brain cancer, liver
cancer, lung cancer, angiosarcoma, Raynaud's syndrome,scleroderma, cholangiocarcinoma
or acroosteolysis you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
