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RESUMO
O artigo discute dois temas afins: 1) doença pulmonar induzida pela radioterapia nas suas diferentes apresentações: pneumonite de radiação clássica e fibrose pulmonar e outras duas mais recentemente descritas, BOOP e alveolite linfocitária bilateral São discutidos os mecanismos patoeenicos, clinic:a e tratamento; 2) a patologia intersticial induzida por fármacos citostáticos nas suas várias formas de apresentação.
REV PORT PNEUMOL 2000; VI (2): 141-144
Palavras-chave:
Radioterapia
Citostaticos
BOOP
Alveolite Linfocitica
ABSTRACT
In this paper two topics art adressed: 1) the radiation induced lung injury in its possible forms: classical radiation pneumonitis and radiation fibrosis or two other newly recoenised sindromes BOOP and bilateral lymphodtic alveolitis. The mecanism and treatment are discussed; 2) the cytotocic drug-induced lung diseases and their pulmonary reaction patterns.
REV PORT PNEUMOL 2000; VI (2): 141-144
Key-words:
Radiation
Cytotocic Drugs
Lymphocitic Alveolitis
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