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Microlitíase alveolar pulmonar é uma doença idiopática rara na qual concreções de compostos de cálcio e fósforo se acumulam em espaços alveolares. Um transtorno sistêmico do metabolismo do cálcio não foi identificado, e os níveis séricos de cálcio e fosfato são normais. Tosse e dispneia são os sintomas de apresentação mais comuns. Expectoração de microlitos tem sido relatado. Crepitações inspiratórias, baqueteamento digital e sinais de cor pulmonale podem estar presentes na doença mais avançada.
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Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis is an idiopathic rare disease in which concretions composed of calcium and phosphorus collect in alveolar spaces. A systemic disorder of calcium metabolism has not been identified, and the serum calcium and phosphate levels are normal. Cough and dyspnoea are the most common presenting symptoms. Expectorated microliths have been reported. Inspiratory crackles, finger clubbing, and signs of cor pulmonale may be present in more advanced disease.

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Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis is an idiopathic rare disease in which concretions composed of calcium and phosphorus collect in alveolar spaces. A systemic disorder of calcium metabolism has not been identified, and the serum calcium and phosphate levels are normal. Cough and dyspnoea are the most common presenting symptoms. Expectorated microliths have been reported. Inspiratory crackles, finger clubbing, and signs of cor pulmonale may be present in more advanced disease.
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    Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis
    Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis is an idiopathic rare disease in which concretions composed of calcium and phosphorus collect in alveolar spaces. A systemic disorder of calcium metabolism has not been identified, and the serum calcium and phosphate levels are normal. Cough and dyspnoea are the most common presenting symptoms. Expectorated microliths have been reported. Inspiratory crackles, finger clubbing, and signs of cor pulmonale may be present in more advanced disease.

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