“ Initially described as due to parasitic infection, may be associated with other pathology (e.g. ABPA) or drug reaction. It is benign and s...
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Initially described as due to parasitic infection, may be associated with other pathology (e.g. ABPA) or drug reaction. It is benign and self-limiting. There is mild blood eosinophilia.
Plain film
• ‘Reverse bat’s wing’ appearance is classic (i.e. bilateral peripheral airspace opacification).
HRCT
• Peripheral ground-glass opacification/consolidation
• Nodules with surrounding ground-glass opacity (‘halo’ sign).
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