Unilateral hyperlucent lung. Non-invasive diagnosis of pulmonary artery agenesis.
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Swyer-James syndrome: a cause of hyperlucent lung.
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The hyperlucent lung, a problem in differential diagnosis.
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Unilateral hyperlucent lung with polycythemia and cor pulmonale.
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Unilateral hyperlucent lung field in subcutaneous emphysema.
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Unilateral hyperlucent lung due to bullous disease.
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A case report of unilateral hyperlucent lung syndrome.
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[Hyperlucent lung syndrome (author's transl)].
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Unilateral hyperlucent lung (Swyer-James syndrome).
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
Unilateral hyperlucent lung (Swyer-James syndrome).
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[3 cases of unilateral hyperlucent lung syndrome in children and adolescents].
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[Etiopathogenic classification of unilateral hyperlucent lung in infancy and childhood].
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[Unilateral hyperlucent lung syndrome (Swyer-James-Macleod syndrome)].
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Angiography↗
[A unilateral hyperlucent lung...].
The occurrence in a young patient of a chronic cough with dyspnoea and restrictive ventilatory failure as shown by respiratory function tests suggested the possibility of a Mac Leod syndrome. However, other aetiologies could be considered such as vascular malformations, bronchial malformations and also tumours. If the chest X-ray sometimes enables an aetiological slant, bronchoscopy remains a first line investigation.
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[A 50-year-old patient with precordial pressure sensation and increased dyspnea in a unilateral hyperlucent lung].
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Hyperlucent lung due to a calcium-containing bronchogenic cyst.
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