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The first CT scan shows normal parenchyma of the lungs and no changes in the bronchi
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Allergology one month later. A pulmonary CT scan did not show any signs of bronchiectasis (Fig. 1).
Performed 17 months after BMT, this CT scan shows scattered ground glass opacities in both lungs with a parenchymal band, interlobular septal thickening and a signet ring appearance in the axial plane
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Seventeen months after the bone marrow transplantation, a new CT scan revealed bronchiectasis for the first time (Fig. 2).
Performed 29 months after BMT, this CT scan reveals huge cystic and cylindrical bronchiectases and ground glass zones on both sides of the lungs
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A CT scan revealed huge cystic and cylindrical bronchiectasis and ground glass zones on both sides of the lungs (Fig. 3).