Author: Dr. Ayush Goel
Pulmonary Sequestration = accessory lung (embryonic cut off of a segment from main
lung)
Types:
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Intralobar
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Extralobar
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More common (75-85% cases)
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Less common (15-25% cases)
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Usually Child with recurrent infections
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Usually Neonate with respiratory distress and cyanosis
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Arterial supply
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Aorta (Same in both types)
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Venous supply
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usually Pulmonary venous
drainage
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Usually systemic venous drainage
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Pleura
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Same pleura as ipsilateral lung
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Separate pleura from ipsilateral lung
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Site
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60% cases affect left lower lobe (Most commonly Posterior basal
segment); 40% right lower lobe.
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Always affect left lower lobe; can be subdiaphragmatic in 10% cases
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Sequestrated lung appears hyperechoic than rest of lung on prenatal ultrasonography
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Very well summarised thank u
ReplyDeleteVery very helpful :-) Thank you 👍
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