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case_images: Chest radiogram with fibroproductive changes in the area of both upper lobes and mycronodular interstitial infiltration bilateral.
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case_images: Mycronodular interstitial infiltrations were found bilateral on chest radiogram with fibrous changes of hilus (Figure 1).
case_images: Thorax CT with hilar lymph nodes enlargement (a) and reticular interstitial pattern with granulomas of both lower lobus (b).
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case_images: Figure 2(a, b). Fiberbronchoscopy revealed slightly edematous and hyperemic mucous membrane of bronchi on both sides, while purulent secrete was seen in bronchus left upper lobe and in lingul.
case_images: Pathohistological findings of lung and bronchial walls biopsy showed chronic granuloma infection without caseotin necrosis, characteristic for sarcoidosis.
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case_images: Pathohistological findings of lung (Figure 3) and bronchial walls biopsy showed chronic granulomatous infection without caseous necroses.
case_images: Multiple new nodes on face during ATL therapy pathohistological verified as sarcoide granulomas.
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case_images: During ATL therapy new nodes on face and nose, similar to those on the forehead appeared (Figure 4).
case_images: Pathohistological evidence of noncaseating granulomas in skin biopsy, characteristic for sarcoidosis.
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case_images: The biopsy of skin changes was made and the pathohistological confirmation for sarcoidosis is evident on the Figure 5.