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giant cell interstitial pneumonia

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giant cell interstitial pneumonia.


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Patients with hard metal (cobalt) disease have a giant cell interstitial pneumonia pattern on histology characterized by syncytial giant cells lining alveoli and bizarre MGCs within alveolar spaces.
Cytology of Nonneoplastic Occupational and Environmental Diseases of ... by Rodolfo Laucirica and Mary L Ostrowski / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Giant cell interstitial pneumonia in a 60-year-old female without hard metal disease.
Is Giant Cell Interstitial Pneumonitis Synonymous with Hard Metal ... by Paul D Blanc and Toshinori Takada and Hiroshi Moriyama and Fumitake Gejyo / American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
In many cases, multinucleated giant cells are prominent, resulting in a pattern of giant cell interstitial pneumonia (GIP) (4-6).
Two-dimensional Analysis of Elements and Mononuclear Cells in Hard ... by Hiroshi Moriyama and Masayoshi Kobayashi and Toshinori Takada and Takashi Shimizu and Et al / American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
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