File:IPLab12RadiationFibrosis13.jpg
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This is a high-power photomicrograph of a recanalized blood vessel in the lung. Notice the anthracotic pigment adjacent to the vessel (arrows).
Recanalization is the process of the forming of channels through an organized thrombus so that blood flow is restored.
Anthracotic pigment is coal dust deposited in the lungs--it is seen in coal miners, city-dwellers, and smokers.
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