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High-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) on admission showed the collapse with bronchiectasis of right middle lobe, cavitary lesion of left lower lobe, and multiple branching linear opacity on both lower lobes (A and B). Follow-up HRCT performed one year following the medical treatment revealed minimal improvement (C and D). No newly developed lesion was observed on HRCT taken eight months after bilateral lung resection (E and F).
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In addition, in the right upper lobe and both lower lobes, there was branching linear opacity, revealing bronchogenic spread (Fig. 1). A chest CT performed 1 year after the treatment began revealed minimal improvement (Fig. 1). A CT of the chest performed 9 months after the second operation revealed no new lesions (Fig. 1).