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The New Zealand Medical Journal

 Journal of the New Zealand Medical Association, 05-May-2006, Vol 119 No 1233

Tussigenic trachea
Dipesh Duttaroy, Jitendra Jagtap, Ujjwal Bansal, Braja Sunder Patra
A 14-year-old Asian Indian female presented with cough with mucopurulent expectoration, low grade fever, dyspnoea, and anorexia which had lasted for 5 months. On auscultation of the left chest she had diminished breath sounds with coarse crepitations.
A chest radiograph (Figure 1C) and a multislice contrast spiral CT scan were performed (Figures 1A and 1B).
Figures 1A: Axial CT scan chest showing the left intrabronchial mass (arrow); 1B: Axial CT scan chest showing collapsed left lung with multiple cystic spaces (arrow); 1C: Chest radiograph showing consolidation of left lung
Question:
What is the diagnosis?
     
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