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Congenital pulmonary hypoplasia combined with congenital cardiac disease and ectopic kidney: a case report Cover

Congenital pulmonary hypoplasia combined with congenital cardiac disease and ectopic kidney: a case report

Asian Biomedicine
Volume 17 (2023): Issue 5 (October 2023)
By: Ling Lu,  Sujuan Hu,  Gaoyan Wang,  Rong Jin,  Renzheng Guan,  Fengjing Cui,  Zhenghai Qu and  Dongyun Liu  
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|Oct 2023

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Figure 1.

Bedside chest film indicated lucency decline in the left lung. The pulmonary markings in the right lung were vague.
Bedside chest film indicated lucency decline in the left lung. The pulmonary markings in the right lung were vague.

Figure 2.

Thoracic CT indicated that the left lung and the primary bronchus of left lung were not available in pulmonary window. No shadows with aberrant densities were noticed in the right lung (A–C). In addition, there was mediastinal shift to left side in mediastinal window. The structures and boundaries in left mediastinum were not completely displayed (D–F).
Thoracic CT indicated that the left lung and the primary bronchus of left lung were not available in pulmonary window. No shadows with aberrant densities were noticed in the right lung (A–C). In addition, there was mediastinal shift to left side in mediastinal window. The structures and boundaries in left mediastinum were not completely displayed (D–F).

Figure 3.

Three-dimentional imaging indicated that trachea, right principal bronchus and three bronchus reached the three lobes of the right lung. The left lung and left principal bronchus were not available.
Three-dimentional imaging indicated that trachea, right principal bronchus and three bronchus reached the three lobes of the right lung. The left lung and left principal bronchus were not available.

Figure 4.

Pulmonary function test indicated that the patient was considered to present obstructive ventilation dysfunction. The tidal volume was normal (7.2 ml/kg). Time to peak tidal expiratory flow as a proportion of expiratory time [TPTEF/TE(%)] was 20.4% (normal range: 28%–55%), and volume to peak expiratory flow as a proportion of exhaled volume [VPEF/VE (%)] was 22% (normal range: 28%–55%).
Pulmonary function test indicated that the patient was considered to present obstructive ventilation dysfunction. The tidal volume was normal (7.2 ml/kg). Time to peak tidal expiratory flow as a proportion of expiratory time [TPTEF/TE(%)] was 20.4% (normal range: 28%–55%), and volume to peak expiratory flow as a proportion of exhaled volume [VPEF/VE (%)] was 22% (normal range: 28%–55%).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/abm-2023-0066 | Journal eISSN: 1875-855X | Journal ISSN: 1905-7415
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Language: English
Page range: 244 - 248
Published on: Oct 26, 2023
Published by: Chulalongkorn University
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 6 issues per year
Keywords:
abnormalities,
bronchi,
congenital,
hypoplasia,
lung,
prognosis
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© 2023 Ling Lu, Sujuan Hu, Gaoyan Wang, Rong Jin, Renzheng Guan, Fengjing Cui, Zhenghai Qu, Dongyun Liu, published by Chulalongkorn University
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