ABDOMINAL
GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY
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A 40-year-old man died of a pulmonary bleeding. An autopsy revealed in the upper lobe of the right lung a cavity, 4cm in diameter, with dense walls and a rough internal surface, filled with blood clots. A microscopical study of the wall showed the inner layer, presented with fell to pieces leucocytes; the middle layer formed by epithelioid, lymphoid and giant multinuclear cells with nuclei located like a horseshoe. The changes found out in a lung are characteristic for:
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Tuberculous cavern (cavity)
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Bronchiectatic cavern (cavity)
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Abscess of lungs
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Congenital cyst
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