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Malignancy represents the most common cause of haemoptysis in a multicenter observational cohort.
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Haemoptysis, which is a challenging symptom accounting for 10–15% of all pulmonology consultations, may be associated with life-threatening medical conditions such as lung cancer [1–7]. Malignancy is the main haemoptysis aetiology in our Italian cohort <http://ow.ly/goUb30gRT5b>
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Mondoni et al. (2018) studied this question. Malignancy was the most common etiology of haemoptysis in an observational, multicenter Italian cohort.
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