Progressive Pan-lobular Emphysema
Imaging findings
Longitudinal imaging over a decade showed the development and progression of pan-lobular emphysema in a patient in their 50s.
Key takeaways
Recognizing the change in lung density and the disproportionately small vessels in the lower lobes compared to the upper lobes is a crucial clue for identifying early or progressive pan-lobular emphysema.
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