Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis (LYG) - Deep Dives in Pulmonary Pathology 

excellent!

Thank you for these lectures They are of important educational value

thank you very much....hoping for more cases

My mother died of this in November of 1991. The diagnosis was given in August of 1991. It was very difficult to diagnose. I am trying to learn about it, however it is hard to find much information. Thank you for the content.

Thank you so much ! Nice case!

Thanks for the teaching! I'm an intern (prelim for radiology), and late one night I admitted a patient with bizarre diffuse opacities on CXR (CT the next day ended up showing innumerable pulmonary nodules). This was during the height of COVID-19, so I passed the patient off to the day-team assuming COVID PCR would be positive. Later had a bronch when she became sicker - path showed EBV+ LYG. Interestingly, when I looked back at a previous path report for a cutaneous nodule, it also was suspicious for LYG! The patient had a history of rheumatoid arthritis with chronic use of methotrexate.

Thank you so much Kevin and Max. Please keep posting

As a french pathologist with interest in lung and thoracic pathology, i couldn’t expect better! Is thymus pathology is included? Many thanks

Great case! I learned a lot from your videos. Please keep posting

Thank you.

Hi, do you have any plans for new content?

How do we know its pulmonary artery and not bronchial aretry

Thanks! Nice case. So, when are we going to stop calling it Lymphomatoid *Granulomatosis* ? Perhaps with this case ? :-)