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1 Axial CT scans of the chest. a) Before treatment
Axial CT scans of the chest. a) Before treatment. b) Significant regression of the lesions after 3 months of treatment. c) Almost complete regression of the lesions after 18 months of treatment. Axial CT scans of the chest. a) Before treatment. b) Significant regression of the lesions after 3 months of treatment. c) Almost complete regression of the lesions after 18 months of treatment. Carina Pinz et al. Breathe 2018;14:e48-e54 ©2018 by European Respiratory Society

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