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AI InsightSolunum Dergisi 1996; 20:607-613.
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Abstract
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Özet
Swyer James Mac Leod syndrome is an uncommon and complex disease characterized by roentgenographic hyperlucency of one lung or lobe due to loss of the pulmonary vascular structure. This syndrome seems to be an acquired disease that follows viral bronchiolitis and pneumonitis in childhood. It must be differantiated from many other causes of unilateral lung that is hyperlucent. Most patients with this syndrome can be managed clinically, and whose pathological findings have been described in only a few reports. We describe here a five years old boy with Swyer James Mac Leod syndrome resulting in severe recurrent bronchiolitis.