
Imaging patterns in HP. (a) Axial section of chest HRCT showing ill-defined centrilobular nodules (white asterisk) and areas of air-trapping (arrows) suggesting small airway involvement. (b) Ground-glass opacities and mosaic attenuation (ground glass alternating with air-trapping (arrows)) suggestive of predominant interstitial infiltration. (c) “Three density sign” comprised of lung lobules with normal density (white asterisk), lobules with ground-glass attenuation (arrowheads),and lobules with decreased density due to air-trapping (arrows). (d) Fibrotic HP presented by areas of ground glass accompanied by tractionbronchiectasis (black arrow) and honeycombing (white arrow)
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