CTICasesSjogren's Syndrome with Cystic Lung Disease
Imaging findings
Cystic lung disease characterized by tubular, branching spaces, and dilated airways. The findings were patchy, with some intervening segments of normal bronchial lumen.
Key takeaways
Cystic lung disease and dilated airways without significant bronchial wall thickening should raise suspicion for Sjogren's syndrome, even if the clinical history is not initially apparent.
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