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Patient's plain chest radiograph with numerous dispersed micronodules and bilateral
hilar enlargement.
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At that time, a plain chest radiograph revealed numerous dispersed micronodules with bilateral hilar enlargement (Fig. 1).
Perivascular and peribronchial histiocytic and non-granulomatous infiltrates in
collapsed lung tissue in a more detail (haematoxylin and eosin stain, 200 x
magnification).
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The interstitial fibrosis was mild (Fig. 2).
Electron microscope image of histiocytes with nuclei and ample, in part vacuolated
cytoplasm with depositions of electron-dense granular material. Microcrystalline
particles were not found. Fibrotic areas are also apparent.
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