Figures
- Figure 1
Chest radiograph demonstrating left lower lobe collapse during a previous admission, which improved following treatment with antibiotics, nebulisers and chest physiotherapy.
- Figure 2
Chest radiograph on admission.
- Figure 3
High-resolution CT scan demonstrating bilateral lobe collapses with consolidation in the right middle lobe and partial collapse.
- Figure 4
Left upper lobe orifice during inspiration on bronchoscopy.
- Figure 5
Collapse of the left upper lobe during expiration on bronchoscopy, confirming bronchomalacia.
- Figure 6
Flow–volume loop showing variable intrathoracic airflow obstruction.
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A 31-year-old female with a rare cause of recurrent lower lobar collapses
