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Fig. 3a, b | Insights into Imaging

Fig. 3a, b

From: Tomosynthesis in pulmonary cystic fibrosis with comparison to radiography and computed tomography: a pictorial review

Fig. 3a, b

A 12-year-girl with cystic fibrosis. a The AP radiograph shows mild to moderate general changes of cystic fibrosis; with increased linear markings and discrete nodular opacities (arrowheads) in the periphery of both lungs. Bronchiectases are suspected in the upper parts of both hilar regions (white arrows). b A tomosynthesis section shows the CF changes in more detail. There is general bronchial wall thickening. Cylindrical bronchiectasis (white arrows) and small mucus plugs (arrowheads), in a tree-in-bud pattern on the right side, are also clearly depicted. Artefacts from a central venous access device can be seen in the right upper quadrant (black arrow)

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