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Chest, Vol 86, 496-499, Copyright © 1984 by American College of Chest Physicians
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GM Matuschak, GR Owens, RM Rogers and SC Tibbals
A 23-year-old woman became pregnant in the setting of long-standing severe pulmonary alveolar proteinosis. A previous twin gestation had resulted in low birth-weight infants. Progressive clinical and respiratory deterioration occurred, associated with exertional arterial oxygen desaturation. Because of the severity of her physiologic derangements and concern for the fetus, whole-lung bronchopulmonary lavage was performed twice under controlled conditions. This resulted in subjective and objective improvement, followed by successful term delivery.
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