Pulmonary Empty Spaces: Silicone Embolism—A Decade of Increased Incidence and Its Histological Diagnosis

<div>(a) Portable chest X-ray showing bilateral lung opacities with relative sparing of the right upper lobe and left pleural effusions. (b) CT scan of chest showing multifocal and bilateral, predominantly peripheral airspace opacities.</div>

Case Reports in Pathology

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Figure 1: Pulmonary Empty Spaces: Silicone Embolism—A Decade of Increased Incidence and Its Histological Diagnosis 