Caplan syndrome describes the occurrence of characteristic pulmonary nodules in patients with rheumatoid arthritis who have occupational pneumoconiosis. It is particularly associated with coal workers exposed to mineral dust, making coal-worker pneumoconiosis the appropriate choice among these options.
Caplan syndrome is commonly seen in:
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