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Seminars in respiratory infections, 1991
The most common sources for lipids producing radiographic or clinical evidence of disease in the lungs are endogenous lipids and inhaled (exogenous) mineral oil. Endogenous lipoid pneumonia arises when lung tissue breaks down distal to an obstructed airway leading to the release of cholesterol and other lipids, producing airspace disease.
B A, Wright, P H, Jeffrey
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The most common sources for lipids producing radiographic or clinical evidence of disease in the lungs are endogenous lipids and inhaled (exogenous) mineral oil. Endogenous lipoid pneumonia arises when lung tissue breaks down distal to an obstructed airway leading to the release of cholesterol and other lipids, producing airspace disease.
B A, Wright, P H, Jeffrey
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Rare pneumonia: lipoid pneumonia with case report of exogenous lipoid pneumonia.
2013Lipoid pneumonia is rare form of pneumonia and results from acummulation of lipids in alveoli. It can be either exogenous or endogenous. Once lipoid pneumonia is dagnosed, it can be progressive and causes necrosis and cavitation which may require thoracotomy.
Butorac Petanjek, Bojana +1 more
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New York state journal of medicine, 2003
H K, RUSSELL, J P, GAUDY, S L, BERANBAUM
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H K, RUSSELL, J P, GAUDY, S L, BERANBAUM
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Low-attenuation consolidation — the most characteristic finding in lipoid pneumonia
European Journal of Internal Medicine, 2006Ritesh Agarwal
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