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Definition of bird fancier's lung in English: bird fancier's lungnoun mass nounA respiratory disease caused by inhaling dust consisting of feathers, droppings, and other organic matter from birds. Example sentencesExamples - Honeycombing has been observed in up to 50% of patients with chronic bird fancier's lung but appears to be much less common in chronic HP of other etiologies.
- The most common syndromes are bird fanciers' lung and farmers' lung.
- Does anyone know if there is a treatment for bird fanciers' lung (Alveolitis)?
- Patients with chronic bird fancier's lung can be classified into two types.
- Asbestosis, silicosis and bird fancier's lung are examples of interstitial lung disease caused by inhalation of foreign material.
- The most common antigens are thermophilic actinomycetes and avian proteins; the most common diseases are farmer's lung and bird fancier's lung.
- Precipitins to avian serum antigens have been found in the sera of bird fanciers and, until now, they have been considered strong supporting evidence for a clinical diagnosis of bird fancier's lung.
- Parrot and the parakeet family can cause a severe reaction known as bird-fancier's lung also called hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
- The gamekeeper contracted bird fancier's lung, a serious disease contracted from working in a closed environment with the birds' feathers and droppings.
- The common bird is the parakeet, but chicken handlers also develop the condition. [Chronic bird fancier's lung can be subgrouped into two types.
- When the disease strikes a fancier of avian culture, it is called "pigeon breeder's lung," "bird breeder's lung," or "bird fancier's lung," just to name a few.
- These individuals commonly contract bird fanciers lung or HP in response to organic dusts.
- The relation between non-specific delayed cutaneous hypersensitivity and bird fancier's lung was investigated in 13 patients with the disorder.
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