_____ bodies are seen in cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.
_____ eventually results in diffuse fibrosis with end-stage 'honeycomb' lung on CT
_____ is likely related to cyclical lung injury, with TGF-β from injured pneumocytes inducing increased collagen deposition and fibrosis
Cryptogenic organizing pneumonia contains alveolar spaces filled with balls of fibroblasts, also known as _____ bodies
_____ is characterized by macrophages laden with carbon, causing inflammation and fibrosis
Histopathology showing the _____ effect are suggestive of a small cell carcinoma of the lung.

_____ bodies are seen in cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.
The diagnosis is _____ carcinoma of the lung.

Asbestos bodies contain _____ and thus may be visualized using a Prussian blue stain
_____ pleural effusion is characterized by high protein content
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