Abstract:Tumor-like lymphoplasias of the human lung are named in different ways and differently classified according to their characteristic features: inflammatory, benign, semi-malignant, and malignant. From the cellular point of view the term "lymphocytoma" is appropriate. There are different stages in the course, each respresenting characteristic histological pictures. An early symptom is a strong lymphatic hyperplasia in the walls of small bronchia followed by a voluminous lymphoplasmacellular infiltration of the i… Show more
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