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(1) Blebs and Bullae
Blebs : Small collection of gas within visceral pleura
ÁÖ·Î lung apex (> 1 cm)
rupture ¡æ spontaneous pneumothorax
Bullae : Larger airspaces in the lung parenchyma (> 1cm diameter)
Causes :
¡¤ Chronic obstructive bronchitis
¡¤ Emphysema. diffuse
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Clinical type
Type 1: Subpleural location in apex, narrowed neck
related paraseptal emphysema
Type 2: Superficial location, broad neck : spontaneous pneumothorax¿Í °ü°è Type 3: deep within the lung substances - Type 2¿Í ºñ½Á
exaggerated form of emphysema
Indications for bullectomy
¥¡) markedly impaired
dyspnea
pneumothorax
infected bullae
¥¢) large but localized bullae (> 1/3 of affected lung)
¥£) He dilution°ú body plethysmography ·Î FRC°¡ ½ÉÇÑ(e.g. up to 4L)
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(2) Bronchogenic Cysts
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1. Cecil Textbook of Medicine 19th eds