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    A 56-year-old Asian male farmer with no medical history presented to our pulmonology clinic with progressive breathlessness for 3 months and dry cough for 2 months duration. No history of any occupational exposure to silica or asbestos was reported.

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    Nebulized TA may be more efficacious than IV TA in reducing the amount of hemoptysis and need for ED interventional procedures. Future larger studies are needed to further explore the potential of nebulized TA compared with IV TA in patients with mild hemoptysis.

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    Each year, nearly 500,000 Americans suffer from acute pulmonary embolism (PE). Of these, 5% will be classified as “massive” with hemodynamic compromise, and 25% will have right ventricular injury and are classified as “submassive.” Both presentations carry substantial morbidity and mortality risk and require prompt evaluation and aggressive treatment. The use of systemic thrombolysis is guideline…

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