Clinical, pathologic, and immunopathologic manifestations of the XXXX . Analysis of fourteen cases.

@entity1 @entity137 @entity1317 @entity649 @entity2631 @entity1576 @entity401 @entity1413 @entity221 @entity130 @entity785
The clinical, pathologic, and immunopathologic findings of 14 @entity1 with the @entity137 are presented. The @entity137 occurred in Madrid, Spain, as a consequence of ingestion of an industrial oil sold as olive oil. The syndrome occurred in two phases. In the acute phase @entity1 developed an @entity401 , @entity221 , and exanthem, and some died of @entity1576 . Of those who survived, some developed a chronic phase with a neuromyopathic and @entity2631 -like illness that had many features of a @entity1413 . Histologic examination of lung in the acute phase showed an endovasculitis and features of adult @entity649 . In the chronic phase the skin showed various degrees of sclerodermoid changes and @entity130 . Immunofluorescence with antiprocollagen and antifibronectin antibodies revealed abundant perivascular fluorescence suggestive of @entity1317 . Electron microscopy corroborated this by the presence of endothelial swelling and basal lamina reduplication. Similar findings have been described in @entity785 , and this provides an important model for study of connective tissue disease, including @entity2631 .
