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Ashwin Karnan1, Babaji Ghewade2, Ulhas Jadhav2

  • 1Respiratory Medicine, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research (Deemed to be University), Wardha, Maharashtra, India ashwin2700@gmail.com.

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このケースは 肺炎を模倣する 希少な状態である ポリヤングライトによる 粒状腫症を強調しています 早期の診断とグルココルチコイドによる治療は,患者の有意な回復につながった.

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集中治療肺炎 (呼吸器薬)肺栓塞呼吸器薬血管炎

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