1. Unusual Etiology of Cough in a Woman With Asthma
Frank Sorhage, MD, Diane E. Stover, MD, FCCP, Ala Mortazavi, MD 
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Volume 110, Issue 3, Pages (September 1996)
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2. Figure 1 Posterior view of the axilla showing large adipose mass.
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3. Figure 2
Top: chest radiograph which shows widening of the mediastinum (between arrows). Center: CT scan at the level of the carina showing that the normal mediastinal structures are surrounded by low-density fat which is extrinsically compressing the mainstem bronchi. Bottom: follow-up CT scan 1 year after withdrawal of systemic corticosteroids which shows that the mediastinal fat deposits have disappeared and mainstem bronchi appear normal.
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4. Figure 3
Spirometric measurements showing baseline peak inspiratory flow rate (in liter per second on the vertical axis to the left) and FEV1 (percent predicted on the vertical axis to the right) over a 4-month period, during which time the patient was tapered off of systemic steroids.
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