PMC2822819_01
Chest radiogram with fibroproductive changes in the area of both upper lobes and mycronodular interstitial infiltration bilateral.
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Mycronodular interstitial infiltrations were found bilateral on chest radiogram with fibrous changes of hilus (Figure 1).
Thorax CT with hilar lymph nodes enlargement (a) and reticular interstitial pattern with granulomas of both lower lobus (b).
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Figure 2(a, b). Fiberbronchoscopy revealed slightly edematous and hyperemic mucous membrane of bronchi on both sides, while purulent secrete was seen in bronchus left upper lobe and in lingul.
Pathohistological findings of lung and bronchial walls biopsy showed chronic granuloma infection without caseotin necrosis, characteristic for sarcoidosis.
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Pathohistological findings of lung (Figure 3) and bronchial walls biopsy showed chronic granulomatous infection without caseous necroses.
Multiple new nodes on face during ATL therapy pathohistological verified as sarcoide granulomas.
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During ATL therapy new nodes on face and nose, similar to those on the forehead appeared (Figure 4).
Pathohistological evidence of noncaseating granulomas in skin biopsy, characteristic for sarcoidosis.
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The biopsy of skin changes was made and the pathohistological confirmation for sarcoidosis is evident on the Figure 5.