A 55-year-old non-smoker lady presented with on and off haemoptysis and productive cough for 1 year. There was no fever or constitutional symptoms. Physical examination showed clubbing of fingers and coarse crepitations over the lung base. Blood tests were essentially normal and an initial CXR was performed. CT scan was also performed, which is shown below. What is the radiological diagnosis:
A 55-year-old non-smoker lady presented with on and off haemoptysis and productive cough for 1 year. There was no fever or constitutional symptoms. Physical examination showed clubbing of fingers and coarse crepitations over the lung base. Blood tests were essentially normal and an initial CXR was performed. CT scan was also performed, which is shown below. What is the radiological diagnosis:
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A 55-year-old non-smoker lady presented with on and off haemoptysis and productive cough for 1 year. There was no fever or constitutional symptoms. Physical examination showed clubbing of fingers and coarse crepitations over the lung base. Blood tests were essentially normal and an initial CXR was performed. CT scan was also performed, which is shown below. What is the radiological diagnosis:
✓ Correct Answer: B. Bronchiectasis
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