Lung Disease
Studies from Seoul National University, Medical Department describe new findings in lung disease
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, February 26th, 2010
"Surgical resection has been tried for patients with localized M. abscessus lung disease refractory to medical treatment. Here, we report oil a 25-year-old woman with M. abscessus lung disease who had been diagnosed and treated three times for pulmonary tuberculosis. She was initially diagnosed as having M. intracellulare lung disease; however, M. abscessus was isolated after-several months of...
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