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Poorly controlled asthma: is it really asthma?

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09 dic 2019
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Figure 1

Chest X-ray. Signs of lung hyperinflation and upper left half of lung with areolar image.
Chest X-ray. Signs of lung hyperinflation and upper left half of lung with areolar image.

Figure 2

Chest CT (axial reconstruction). Localized cylindrical bronchiectasis in lingula. No noticeable bronchial obstruction or mucoid impaction was observed.
Chest CT (axial reconstruction). Localized cylindrical bronchiectasis in lingula. No noticeable bronchial obstruction or mucoid impaction was observed.

Figure 3

(A) Left main bronchus. (B) Left upper lobe bronchus (left) and left lower lobe bronchus (right). Foreign body surrounded by granulation tissue at LULB. (C) Left Upper Lobe Bronchus after foreign body extraction. Bronchial mucosal erythema and oedema. (D) Foreign body.
(A) Left main bronchus. (B) Left upper lobe bronchus (left) and left lower lobe bronchus (right). Foreign body surrounded by granulation tissue at LULB. (C) Left Upper Lobe Bronchus after foreign body extraction. Bronchial mucosal erythema and oedema. (D) Foreign body.

Figure 4

Videobronchofibroscopy. Subglottic tracheal stenosis related to previous intubation due to cardiac surgery.
Videobronchofibroscopy. Subglottic tracheal stenosis related to previous intubation due to cardiac surgery.
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Inglese
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Argomenti della rivista:
Medicina, Medicina clinica, Medicina clinica, altro, Medicina interna, Pneumologia