Lipoid pneumonia caused by an Oriental folk medicine
With recognition of the problem of aspiration, mineral oil has been removed from nose drops. We have described a Thai woman who had lipoid pneumonia after instillation of a common Oriental folk medicine. At 2 1/2-year follow-up, she had persistent cough, interstitial disease, air trapping, and widen...
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| description | With recognition of the problem of aspiration, mineral oil has been removed from nose drops. We have described a Thai woman who had lipoid pneumonia after instillation of a common Oriental folk medicine. At 2 1/2-year follow-up, she had persistent cough, interstitial disease, air trapping, and widened A-aDO2. |
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