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- The authors detail a case where gold salts caused both liver problems (cholestasis) and lung inflammation (lymphocytic alveolitis), confirmed through medical tests.
- This case adds to the limited knowledge on how gold compounds can affect both the liver and lungs.
- It is noted as the third instance documented in medical literature of such dual health issues related to gold compounds.
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The authors describe the association of gold salt-induced cholestasis and lymphocytic alveolitis proved by liver biopsy and broncho-alveolar lavage. To our knowledge this is the third case report on the combination of liver disease and pulmonary infiltration induced by gold compounds.
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