1. Multiple Bronchial Adenomas, Cushing's Syndrome and Hypokalemic Alkalosis 
JOSEPH T. SOBOTA, M.D., RICHARD J. REED, M.D. 
Diseases of the Chest 
Volume 46, Issue 3, Pages (September 1964)
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2. FIGURE 1
Roentgenogram of chest showing a rounded radiopacity in the right mid-lung field.
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3. FIGURE 2
A low-power view showing the clean line of separation between the collapsed lung tissue in the upper section and tumor nodule on the lower section (H. & E., x80).
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4. FIGURE 3
A nest of uniform tumor cells showing the large nuclei with slight peripheral palisading. This pattern is somewhat suggestive of the carcinoid type of bronchial adenoma (H. & E., x480).
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5. FIGURE 4
One area of the right lower lobe adenoma showing small, elongated cells, with very little cytoplasm. The pattern superficially resembles an oat-cell carcinoma, but necrosis is lacking and mitoses are sparse (H. & E., x120).
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