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It can be many tings : fibrosis calcified nodule (to the local old lesion - tuberculosis, dust intake to the workplace ), cancer, active tuberculosis, autoimmune disease, and more.

The differentiation can be made on radiography, MRI, microscopic examination from biopsy fragment.

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