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Chest X-ray and CT scan showing bronchiectasis with air-fluid levels, and bronchial wall thickening with right lower lobe predominance.
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Chest X-ray and chest CT-scan showed large cylindrical bronchiectasis with right lower lobe predominance, diffuse bronchial wall thickening, and mucus plugging (Fig. 1).
A and B: Culture of Ochroconis gallopava. A, macroscopic aspect of colony on Sabouraud medium after four days of growth at 30  C showing red to maroon pigment around the colony. B, microscopic aspect of the same colony showing two-celled conidia (lactophenol cotton blue staining). (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)
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However, mould culture grew 34 colonies of a filamentary mould producing a red pigment, which was identified as Ochroconis gallopava (also called Ochroconis gallopavum) by DNA analysis (Fig. 2).