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The authors made bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) for explaining the origin of diffuse bilateral lung--infiltration in patients with chronic lymphoid leukaemia. On the base of lavage-fluid, the lung damage may be caused by leukaemic infiltration. The lesion has not changed by antibiotic therapy, but was radiologically cured after giving corticoids. The authors have not read about approaching chronic lymphoid leukaemic pulmonary infiltration by BAL. They call attention to the etiologic clarification of lung organs' complications in haematological aspects and outstanding role of BAL as a non-invasive method.
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