A Case of Follicular Bronchiolitis as the Histological Counterpart to Nodular Opacities in Bronchiectatic Mycobacterium avium Complex Disease
Figure 1
High-resolution CT revealed centrilobular micronodular opacities (right S2 and S3, right S6 and S9, and left upper lobe) (a, b, and c) and volume loss with bronchial wall thickening and bronchiectatic changes in both the right middle lobe and left lingual (d). Biopsied specimens were obtained from the area indicated by arrows (c).
