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Sep 13, 2014

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1. Patient …. Age (ans) ans Poids (Kg) kg Taille (cm) cm Métier AP Atcd TTT . 2. Traitements pneumotox. 3. Toux OUI / NON Dyspnée OUI / NON Hypocratisme digital OUI / NON Cyanose OUI / NON Syndr ôme sec OUI / NON Autres : . 4. Biologie. 5.

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1 Patient …. Age (ans) ans Poids (Kg) kg Taille (cm) cm Métier AP Atcd TTT
2 Traitementspneumotox
3 Toux OUI / NON Dyspnée OUI / NON Hypocratisme digital OUI / NON Cyanose OUI / NON Syndrôme sec OUI / NON Autres :
4 Biologie
5 Fibro + LBA … … …. ….
6 TDM Caractéristiques lésions / topographie / • Verre dépoli • Réticulaire • Rayon miel • bulles • ….
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9 Questions ? Diagnostics proposés ? Examens complémentaires ? Traitement ? Suivi ? …

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