Characteristics of pulmonary cystic lesions in thoracic endometriotic pneumothorax
This study compared bullae locations in 108 thoracic endometriosis-associated pneumothorax (TEP) cases and 434 primary spontaneous pneumothorax (PSP) cases, finding S4 bullae in 48.1% of TEP and S1 bullae in over 90% of PSP.
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