Serial Studies in a Case of Pulmonary Aspergillosis

Husebye, Kjeld O.

doi:10.1378/chest.51.3.327

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“…This was confirmed by Ikemoto (1971). The haernoptysis may be infrequent but ha s been massive and fatal (Husebye, 1967: Donaldson et al. 1942Krakowka et al.…”

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Pulmonary Aspergilloma

Joynson

1977

Int J Clinical Practice

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Mycotic infections continue to play an increasingly important role in the practice of medicine and particula rly in pulmonary disease.The histo ry of Aspergillus infection of the lung has been tr aced from the first recognised case to modern conc epts regarding the va rying ways in which the fungu s can manifest itself.The evidence for the possible aetiologies of the tumour-like form of pulmonary aspergillosis-the aspergilloma -has been presented . This has dem o nstrated the saprophytic nature of the infection with under lying pre -existing lung disease in the vast major ity of cases.T he role of corticosteroids. immunosuppressive drug s a nd anti biotic s is con sidered to be of importance

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“…This was confirmed by Ikemoto (1971). The haernoptysis may be infrequent but ha s been massive and fatal (Husebye, 1967: Donaldson et al. 1942Krakowka et al.…”

Section: Natural Course Of An Aspergillomamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This was confirmed by Ikemoto (1971). The haemoptysis may be infrequent but has been massive and fatal (Husebye, 1967; Donaldson et al , 1942; Krakowka et al , 1970; Karas et al , 1976). The cause of haemoptysis is disputed.…”

Section: Clinical Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%