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What is the meaning of ground glass appearance in hepatitis b?
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Ground Glass Xray: Ground glass appearance is a way to see the deadly pneumonia: pneumocystis pneumonia on chest xrays. It is seen in HIV infection. I am very unsure how this relates to hepatitis b?
Answered 6/10/2014
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