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lipoid pneumonia

Golden pneumonia A pneumonitis caused by exogenous oils that percolate into the lung after intranasal instillation of mineral oil, oral ingestion of cod liver, castor or other oils, or due to a congenital defect in oropharyngeal diaphragm–eg, cleft palate or intense gag reflex. See Mineral oil. Cf Aspiration pneumonia.

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aspiration pneumonia atypical pneumonia bacterial pneumonia bronchial pneumonia desquamative interstitial pneumonia Double Pneumonia Friedländer's pneumonia hypostatic pneumonia influenzal pneumonia interstitial plasma cell pneumonia interstitial pneumonia lipid pneumonia lobar pneumonia lymphoid interstitial pneumonia mineral oil mycoplasmal pneumonia Pittsburgh pneumonia Pneumococcal Pneumonia Pneumocystis pneumonia	DIAGNOSIS Endogenous lipoid pneumonia resulting from amiodarone toxicity [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] DISCUSSION Amiodarone has been used for >30 years for various cardiac disorders, particularly in treating life-threatening cardiac dysrhythmias. Endogenous lipoid pneumonia by Kanne, Jeffrey P.; Thoongsuwan, Nisa; Stern, Eric J. / Applied Radiology A variety of respiratory illnesses have been reported to be associated with occupational inhalation of metalworking fluids, including bronchitis, asthma, and lipoid pneumonia (Cullen et al. Hypersensitivity pneumonitis associated with environmental ... by Milton, Donald / Environmental Health Perspectives Pathologic Diagnosis: Chronic Aspiration Lipoid Pneumonia With Mycobacterium abscessus The original Gram stain showing purulence with intracellular gram-positive cocci, yeast, and beaded gram-positive bacilli was consistent with aspiration pneumonia. Pathologic Quiz Case: Chronic Pneumonia After Gastrectomy by Tranovich, Virginia L.; Buesching, William J.; Becker, William J. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	lipochondrodystrophy lipochondroma lipochrome lipocrit lipocyte lipodermoid lipodystrophia lipodystrophia progressiva lipodystrophy lipodystrophy syndrome lipoedema lipofection lipofibroma lipofuscin lipofuscinosis lipogenesis lipogenic lipogenous lipogranuloma lipogranulomatosis lipohypertrophy lipoic acid lipoid lipoid granuloma lipoid nephrosis lipoid pneumonia lipoid proteinosis lipoidemia lipoidosis lipoids lipoiduria lipoleiomyoma lipolysis lipolytic lipolytic digestion lipoma lipoma annulare colli lipoma arborescens lipoma capsulare lipoma cavernosum lipoma diffusum renis lipoma dolorosa lipoma fibrosum lipoma myxomatodes lipoma sarcomatodes lipomas lipomata lipomatoid lipomatosis lipomatosis atrophicans lipomatosis dolorosa	Lipogrammatic Lipogrammatist lipograms lipogranuloma lipogranuloma lipogranulomas lipogranulomas lipogranulomata lipogranulomata lipogranulomatosis Lipography Lipohemarthosis Lipohypertrophy lipoic acid lipoic acid lipoic acid lipoid lipoid lipoid lipoid cell tumor of ovary lipoid cell tumor of ovary lipoid cell tumor of ovary Lipoid congenital adrenal hyperplasia lipoid granuloma lipoid granuloma lipoid granuloma lipoid granulomatosis lipoid nephrosis lipoid nephrosis lipoid nephrosis lipoid pneumonia lipoid proteinosis lipoid storage disease lipoid storage disease lipoid storage disease lipoid storage disease lipoidaemia lipoidal lipoidal lipoidal lipoidemia lipoidemia lipoidemia lipoidoses lipoidoses lipoidoses lipoidosis lipoidosis lipoidosis lipoids lipoids lipoids lipoiduria lipoleiomyoma lipolyses lipolyses lipolyses lipolysis lipolysis lipolysis lipolytic

DIAGNOSIS Endogenous lipoid pneumonia resulting from amiodarone toxicity [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] DISCUSSION Amiodarone has been used for >30 years for various cardiac disorders, particularly in treating life-threatening cardiac dysrhythmias.

Endogenous lipoid pneumonia by Kanne, Jeffrey P.; Thoongsuwan, Nisa; Stern, Eric J. / Applied Radiology

A variety of respiratory illnesses have been reported to be associated with occupational inhalation of metalworking fluids, including bronchitis, asthma, and lipoid pneumonia (Cullen et al.

Hypersensitivity pneumonitis associated with environmental ... by Milton, Donald / Environmental Health Perspectives

Pathologic Diagnosis: Chronic Aspiration Lipoid Pneumonia With Mycobacterium abscessus The original Gram stain showing purulence with intracellular gram-positive cocci, yeast, and beaded gram-positive bacilli was consistent with aspiration pneumonia.

Pathologic Quiz Case: Chronic Pneumonia After Gastrectomy by Tranovich, Virginia L.; Buesching, William J.; Becker, William J. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

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