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Sample of our patient's abundant bronchorrhea
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The patient reported for 9 months, a persistent cough with mucous expectoration and very abundant bronchorrhea (1000ml/day) (Figure 1) and stage III of mMRCdyspnea, in a context of apyrexia and deterioration of the general state.
The posteroanterior chest roentgenogram showing a heterogeneous opacity occupying the lower half of the left thoracic hemichamps associated with heterogeneous nodular opacities confluent on the right
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The posteroanterior chest roentgenogram showed a heterogeneous opacity occupying the lower half of the left thoracic hemichamps associated with heterogeneous nodular opacities confluent on the right (Figure 2).
The thoracic computed tomography (CT) showing an alveolar condensation of the left lower lobe containing an air bronchogram, associated with multiple nodular lesions and alveolar condensation of the right lung
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The thoracic computed tomography (CT) showed an alveolar condensation of the left lower lobe containing an air bronchogram, associated with multiple nodular lesions and alveolar condensation of the right lung (Figure 3).
Anatomopathological aspect of invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma lepidic in our patient
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It is concluded from invasive mucinous lepidic adenocarcinoma (Figure 4).