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Pneumologia
Volume 68 (2019): Issue 4 (December 2019)
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Alveolar proteinosis – disease with unpredictable evolution (series of clinical cases)
Anca Macri
Anca Macri
and
Radu Stoica
Radu Stoica
| Mar 31, 2020
Pneumologia
Volume 68 (2019): Issue 4 (December 2019)
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Published Online:
Mar 31, 2020
Page range:
183 - 193
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2478/pneum-2019-0029
Keywords
alveolar proteinosis
,
evolution
,
whole lung lavage
,
GM-CSF
© 2019 Anca Macri et al., published by Sciendo
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
Figure 1
Case 1: Chest X-ray at admission to hospital.
Figures 2
(A and B) Case 1: CT scan at admission to hospital.
Figure 3
Case 1: Chest X-ray after 3 weeks.
Figure 4
Case 1: Chest X-ray after 6 months.
Figure 5
(A and B). Case 1: CT scan after 6 months.
Figure 6
Case 2: Chest X-ray at admission.
Figure 7
Case 2: CT scan before admission.
Figure 8
Case 2: Chest X-ray after surgery for left pneumothorax.
Figure 9
Case 2: Chest X-ray after 3 months.
Figure 10
Case 3: Chest X-ray at diagnosis.
Figure 11
Case 3: Chest X-ray after 2 years.
Figure 12
Case 3: Chest X-ray after 4 years.
Figure 13
Case 3: Chest X-ray after 7 years.
Figure 14
Case 4: Chest X-ray at diagnosis of PAP.
Figure 15
(A–D). Case 4: CT scan at diagnosis.
Figure 16
Case 4: Chest X-ray after 13 months from diagnosis.
Figure 17
(A–D). Case 4: CT scan after 13 months from diagnosis.
Figure 18
Case 4: Lavage fluid at the beginning and the end of WLL.
Figure 19
Case 4: Chest X-ray after two sessions of plasmapheresis and inhaled Sargramostim.