2019
DOI: 10.7754/clin.lab.2019.190201
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Increased Serum Sedimentation and Positive Tuberculosis Antibody Combined Left Lung Consolidation in Chest CT Scan in an Adult Patient Firstly Misdiagnosed as Tuberculosis Proved as Foreign Body Aspiration in the Left Main Stem Bronchus by Bronchoscopy: a Case Report and Literature Review

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“…According to the diagnosis and treatment progression of this case, we can summarize this experience as follows: (1) Pseudobronchial Crista-like Change is clinically rare; thus, they should be differentiated from abnormal bronchial development, inflammatory stenosis of normal bronchial opening, bronchial dysplasia, and bronchial tuberculosis [ 7 ]. (2) If abnormal openings, cristae, and airway stenosis are detected during electronic bronchoscopy in children, they must be explored in detail as much as possible [ 8 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the diagnosis and treatment progression of this case, we can summarize this experience as follows: (1) Pseudobronchial Crista-like Change is clinically rare; thus, they should be differentiated from abnormal bronchial development, inflammatory stenosis of normal bronchial opening, bronchial dysplasia, and bronchial tuberculosis [ 7 ]. (2) If abnormal openings, cristae, and airway stenosis are detected during electronic bronchoscopy in children, they must be explored in detail as much as possible [ 8 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%