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Radiology, Vol 155, 580-580, Copyright © 1985 by Radiological Society of North America

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Middle lobe torsion following right upper lobectomy

ML Pinstein, H Winer-Muram, C Eastridge and R Scott

A case of middle lobe torsion occurring after a right upper lobectomy is described. The appearance of a wedge-shaped opacity with a characteristically positioned oblique fissure should alert the radiologist to the possibility of torsion. The combination of radiographic, bronchoscopic, and clinical findings should direct the clinician to the correct diagnosis.




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