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Two cases of mycoplasmal pneumonia showing nodular shadows. Computed tomographic findings.
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- Tanaka Hiroshi
- Department of Internal Medicine (Section 3), Sapporo Medical College
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- Koba Hiroyuki
- Department of Internal Medicine (Section 3), Sapporo Medical College
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- Mori Yuji
- Department of Internal Medicine (Section 3), Sapporo Medical College
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- Nakata Hisashi
- Department of Internal Medicine (Section 3), Sapporo Medical College
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- Ohshima Shiniti
- Department of Respiratory Disease, Hakodate Municipal Hospital
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- Suzuki Akira
- Department of Internal Medicine (Section 3), Sapporo Medical College
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- 粒状影を呈したマイコプラズマ肺炎の２例 特にＣＴ所見を中心に
- Computed Tomographic Findings
- 特にCT所見を中心に
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Description
Two cases of Mycoplasmal pneumonia showing nodular shadows on roentgenogram, in a 31 year-old woman and a 28 year-old man, were reported. The consequence of a roentogenological analysis reveals that the nodular shadows on the roentgenogram were revealed on CT by the thickness of the bronchoarterial bundles and the nodular opacities which had a centriacinar or centrilobular distribution, at the ends of the branches of the pulmonary arteries and bronchi. These findings suggest that the pulmonary lesions of Mycoplasmal pneumonia were located in the peribronchial and periarterial interstitium and the bronchioles and their adjacent alveoli. CT is useful in the evaluation of nodular shadows on roentgenogram.
Journal
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- The Japanese journal of thoracic diseases
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The Japanese journal of thoracic diseases 27 (4), 528-532, 1989
The Japanese Respiratory Society