<unk> (FWL) is an unusual disease interstitial disease characterized by lymphocytic bronchiolitis and peribronchiolitis in<unk> s exposed to<unk>  fibers.<unk>  is made for the application to adhesive-coated substrates by cutting short synthetic fibers from bundles of parallel nylon monofilaments or other polymers. They are usually prepared from synthetic materials.
The disease was identified initially in 1998 when a group of<unk> s at a<unk> ing plant developed unknown cause interstitial lung disease. The first cases to be identified were initially described as desquamative pneumonia and were attributed not with<unk>  fibers, but to unspecified toxin exposure. As subsequent cases appeared, the clinical results with exposure to the<unk>  seemed to be best characterized as lymphocytic bronchiolitis. Typically it presents with progressive dyspnea, dry cough, and constitutional symptoms. Some patients also show<unk> elated symptoms, especially early in the process.
Flock worker's lung
Farmer's lung causes
Occupational lung disease causes
Pneumoconiosis causes
Floater
Bejel causes
Farmer's lung
Lipoid pneumonia causes