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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2022
Lipoid pneumonia occurs due to the accumulation of lipids within the lung tissue. Autopsy series have reported an incidence of 1.0-2.5% in adult and 8.8% in children. Lipoid pneumonia can be from an exogeneous or an endogenous source. Exogenous lipoid pneumonia is often associated with aspiration of fatty materials, whereas endogenous lipoid pneumonia ...
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Lipoid pneumonia occurs due to the accumulation of lipids within the lung tissue. Autopsy series have reported an incidence of 1.0-2.5% in adult and 8.8% in children. Lipoid pneumonia can be from an exogeneous or an endogenous source. Exogenous lipoid pneumonia is often associated with aspiration of fatty materials, whereas endogenous lipoid pneumonia ...
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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1995
To assess the CT findings of lipoid pneumonia.Chest radiography and CT performed in six patients with proven lipoid pneumonia were reviewed by two observers. Diagnosis was confirmed by biopsy (five cases) or bronchoalveolar lavage (one case). The clinical history of taking oily substance could be obtained retrospectively in all patients.Chest ...
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To assess the CT findings of lipoid pneumonia.Chest radiography and CT performed in six patients with proven lipoid pneumonia were reviewed by two observers. Diagnosis was confirmed by biopsy (five cases) or bronchoalveolar lavage (one case). The clinical history of taking oily substance could be obtained retrospectively in all patients.Chest ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1939
Pneumonia due to the aspiration of oily preparations into the lungs was first described by Laughlen 1 in 1925. Subsequently other reports have appeared, so that in 1936 Ikeda 2 was able to collect 24 references to this condition. Lipoid pneumonia usually occurs in debilitated infants or children, although its occurrence in adults has been described ...
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Pneumonia due to the aspiration of oily preparations into the lungs was first described by Laughlen 1 in 1925. Subsequently other reports have appeared, so that in 1936 Ikeda 2 was able to collect 24 references to this condition. Lipoid pneumonia usually occurs in debilitated infants or children, although its occurrence in adults has been described ...
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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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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1946
Excerpt That the problem of lipoid pneumonia is not one primarily of infants and children is indicated by the marked increase in the number of cases reported in adults in the past five years,1which...
W A, SODEMAN, B M, STUART
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Excerpt That the problem of lipoid pneumonia is not one primarily of infants and children is indicated by the marked increase in the number of cases reported in adults in the past five years,1which...
W A, SODEMAN, B M, STUART
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