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Definition – Non segmental consolidation seen up to 8 years old secondary to lung immarturity. Collateral pathways not well developed
Most common etiology is Streptococcal Pneumonia
Etiology of LRI Varies with Age

- Preschool – viral 95%
- School age – viral > mycoplasma(30%)>streptococcal

Pneumatoceles – develop durinfg healing of childhood bacterial pneumonias

Cavitary necrosis – a self – limited complication of bacterial pneumonias that resolves with treatment of cause.

Source: http://www.healthimaginghub.com/learning-center/radiology-teaching-files/2010/09/15/116-round-pneumonia.html

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Comment by saeed rad on September 18, 2010 at 12:32pm
Interesting case, thank you.

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