1. Volume 137, Issue 4, Pages 983-988 (April 2010)
Recurring Mouth Ulcer and Skin Rash in a Man With Abnormal Chest Radiograph 
Su-Ying Low, BMBCh, FCCP, Angela M. Takano, MD, Anantham Devanand, MBBS, Joanne Ngeow, MBBS, MRCP 
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2. Figure 1
CT scan of the thorax showing the centrilobular distribution of irregularly shaped cysts (long, thin arrow), cavitated nodules (short, thick arrow), and nodules (short, thin arrow) of varying sizes (A). CT scan of the thorax showing sparing of the lung bases and costophrenic angles with no evidence of lung fibrosis (B).
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3. Figure 2
CT scan image of the left mandible demonstrating an expansile lytic lesion underlying the first, second, and third molars, which hence appear like floating teeth.
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4. Figure 3
99mTc-methylene diphosphate whole-body scan showing increased uptake in the left mandible (short, thin arrow) as well as in the head and medial cortex of the proximal shaft of the left femur (short, thick arrow).
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5. Figure 4
Section of buccal mucosa with submucosal cellular infiltration composed of histiocytes, some with convoluted, grooved, or coffee bean-like nuclei, eosinophils, and lymphoplasmacytic cells (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×60).
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6. Figure 5
CD1a immunohistochemical stain of BAL shows at least 5% of cells stained positively (magnification ×60).
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