It is appellants' contention that claimant initially developed baker's asthma which did not become disabling "until infection caused an intervening bronchiectasis and emphysema superimposed upon the asthmatic condition"; and from this premise appellants argue that the baker's asthma was a prior, permanent impairment constituting a hindrance to employment, within the second-injury law (Workmen's Compensation Law, § 15, subd. 8) and that...
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