Different radiological “phenotypes” of bronchiectasis

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Different radiological “phenotypes” of bronchiectasis Different radiological “phenotypes” of bronchiectasis. a) Tubular bronchiectasis in lower lobes, b) varicose bronchiectasis in lower lobes, c) cystic bronchiectasis in right lower lobe, d) cystic bronchiectasis with tree-in-bud pattern and mucus plugging in... Different radiological “phenotypes” of bronchiectasis. a) Tubular bronchiectasis in lower lobes, b) varicose bronchiectasis in lower lobes, c) cystic bronchiectasis in right lower lobe, d) cystic bronchiectasis with tree-in-bud pattern and mucus plugging in lower lobes (cavitation in right lower lobe), e) mucus plugging and tree-in-bud pattern in lower lobes, f) varicose bronchiectasis in upper lobes and lingula. Martina Contarini et al. Eur Respir Rev 2018;27:180016 ©2018 by European Respiratory Society