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Pleural Tumorsl surface, has both epithelioid and mesenchymal characteristics histologically, is virtually always fatal, and is caused by asbestos. The second is the fibrous mesothelioma, which forms a discrete mass, usually can be cured by resection, and is not related to asbestos. It is derived from the submeso

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Miscellaneous Pulmonary Diseaseof these cases don’t fall neatly into the context of other chapters in this volume. A number of these cases illustrate patterns of pulmonary disease that are not diagnostic and challenge the pathologist to offer an intelligent differential diagnosis. A brief discussion of some of these relevant diagnoses follows.

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Non-Neoplastic Pleural DiseaseThe pathology of the pleura revolves largely around the diagnosis of diffuse malignant mesothelioma (DMM). The most important clinical distinction is drawing the line between various forms of reactive mesothelial hyperplasia and DMM. The diagnosis of DMM and distinguishing DMM from other pleural neoplasms will be discussed in Chapter 10.

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Lung TumorsThe vast majority of cases in this chapter illustrate pertinent histological features of malignant tumors of the lung. There are, however, peculiar pulmonary neoplasms which may be confused with common bronchogenic carcinomas. Below is a list of these neoplasms, some of which are illustrated.

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