Honeycomb lung: history and current concepts.

Numerical Investigation of Aluminum Honeycomb Filled High Strength Steel Crash Box for the Effect of Honeycomb Physical Parameters on Crashworthiness Constant

Fillers can be employed as reinforcement in the design of automobile crash boxes to improve its performance in terms of energy absorption, expected crushing fashion and initial peak force magnitude. The current research focuses on the investigation of crashworthiness of the high-strength steel (HSS) columns filled with reinforced aluminium honeycomb fillers. The crashworthiness of HSS steel cra...

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: current understanding of the pathogenesis and the status of treatment.

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a progressive and lethal pulmonary fibrotic lung disease. The diagnostic histological changes are called usual interstitial pneumonia and are characterized by histological temporal heterogeneity, whereby normal lung tissue is interspersed with interstitial fibrosis, honeycomb cysts and fibroblast foci. Pulmonary functions show restricted volumes and capaci...

Numerical Investigation of Aluminum Honey Comb Filled High Strength Steel Crash Box for the Effect of Honey Comb Physical Parameters on Crashworthiness Constant

Fillers can be employed as reinforcement in the design of automobile crash boxes to improve its performance in terms of energy absorption, expected crushing fashion and initial peak force magnitude. The current research focuses on the investigation of crashworthiness of the high-strength steel (HSS) columns filled with reinforced aluminium honeycomb fillers. The crashworthiness of HSS steel cra...

Tridimensional photographic reconstruction in a study of the pathogenesis of honeycomb lung.

The pathology of honeycomb lung.

A form of cystic lung, characterized by numerous, widespread and usually small cavities, is a wellrecognized though apparently uncommon condition, which, according to earlier accounts, occurred especially in children (Sharkey, 1894; Tooth, 1897; Fletcher, 1901; Bernstein, 1905). Such lungs were described by Fowler and Godlee (1898) as having a worm-eaten or honeycomb appearance. Sharkey and Fle...