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Histologic grades of asbestosis

Histologic grades of asbestosis
Grade Change
Grade of severity
0 No fibrosis associated with bronchioles
1 or I Early fibrosis involving walls of at least one respiratory bronchiole, with or without extension into septa of adjacent alveoli; fibrosis confined to alveolated walls of respiratory bronchioles and ducts and not present in more distant alveoli. Alveolitis and inflammation similar to that caused by cigarette smoking
2 or II More severe fibrosis involving acinus: alveolar ducts and/or two or more layers of adjacent alveoli. Normal lung remains in a zone between adjacent bronchioles
3 or III Fibrosis advanced and coalescent, involves entire acinus; all lung between at least two adjacent bronchioles is affected. Some alveoli are completely obliterated
4 or IV Honeycomb remodeling and large (up to 1 cm) dilated spaces grossly visible in parenchyma
Grade of extent
A or 1 Only occasional bronchioles are involved. Most appear normal
B or 2 "More than occasional" but less than half of bronchioles are involved
C or 3 More than half of bronchioles are involved
Asbestosis_histologic_grade.htm
Developed in 1980 by a committee of the College of American Pathologists.
Am J Respir Crit Care Med vol 170 pp 692, 2004; www.atsjournals.org.
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