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Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium complex infection - untreated - first-time detected

This is a coronal, maximum intensity projection (MIP) CT image with contrast enhancement of a 59-year-old non-smoker female. It shows a right middle lobe (medial bronchopulmonary segment - S5) fibrocavitary pattern - Lady Windermere Syndrome (LWS). Noticeable are centrilobular nodules in a "tree in the bud" in the right upper lobe, nodules in both upper lobes, bronchiectasis, and bronchial wall thickening. The Mycobacterium avium complex was isolated. A 64-slice CT scanner was used, with the thickness parameter set to 10 mm. A 100 ml iodine contrast with V = 5 ml/sec injection was administered prior to the scan.

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4234 x 5010 pixels

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14 x 17 inches / 36 x 42 cm

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avium, complex, computed tomography, ct scan, female, infection, lung, lungs, mac, mycobacterium, node, pattern, pneumology, pulmonary, radiology, reconstruction, woman, 64 slice multiplanar reformation, mpr, maximum intensity projection, mip, nontuberculous, mycobacterial, centrilobular, nodules, wall thickening, bronchiectasis, fibro cavitary, lady windermere syndrome, non-smoker, tree in the bud, untreated mac, first-time detected, lws, pulmonology, parenchyma, pneumopathy