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Lung carcinoma

Pathological anatomy · Respiratory

LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: BRONCHIOLOALVEOLAR CARCINOMA, NONMUCINOUS TYPE This gross photograph is from the lungs of a patient who died of widespread bilateral BAC. A cut surface of the formalin-inflated lungs shows multiple, small, gray-white nodules with absence of necrosis, hemorrhage, or architectural distortion. The bronchi course normally through the lung tissue, and the presence of air bro
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: BRONCHIOLOALVEOLAR CARCINOMA, NONMUCINOUS TYPE This gross photograph is from the lungs of a patient who died of widespread bilateral BAC. A cut surface of…

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PreviousLung carcinoma (1 of 2)
Category
Respiratory
Difficulty
mean
Type
Macroscopic

Origin: The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons · License Public domain

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