2011
DOI: 10.5336/medsci.2009-12735
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Bronchocele: Demonstration By 3D Volume Rendering Imaging with Multidetector Computed Tomography: Case Report

Abstract: 251ongenital bronchial atresia (CBA) is a rare congenital abnormality of the lung first described by Falor and Kyriakides in 1949. 1 It results from a congenital focal obliteration of a proximal segmental/subsegmental bronchus with normal development of distal structures. Because of proximal bronchial stenosis, the distal bronchi fill with mucus and form a bronchocele.2 Computed tomography (CT) has been advocated as a valuable noninvasive modality in the diagnosis of CBA and bronchocele.2-4 The multidetector c… Show more

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“…CBA is the most common reason of bronchocele and. It is a cystic formation caused by mucus impaction and dilatation at the proximal of obstructed or atresic bronchiol [2][3][4]. Congenital atresia, scatricial shrinkage of bronchial lumen, a foreign object or neoplasms may cause the obstruction.…”
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“…CBA is the most common reason of bronchocele and. It is a cystic formation caused by mucus impaction and dilatation at the proximal of obstructed or atresic bronchiol [2][3][4]. Congenital atresia, scatricial shrinkage of bronchial lumen, a foreign object or neoplasms may cause the obstruction.…”
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“…So it is granted as a non invasive method in patients who can not tolerate bronchoscopy or refuse to have it done [3,4]. According to all of these evaluations bronchocele related to bronchial atresia was diagnosed radiologically.…”
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