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Fig. 3

From: The value of bronchial and cavity contraction rates in differentiating benign and malignant pulmonary cavities

Fig. 3

Inner diameter of the bronchial tube. a and b were the same patient, male, 72ā€‰years old, hemoptysis for more than 1Ā week. Lung cancer was confirmed by pathology. a: The maximum inner diameter of the bronchial tube at the hollow end of the inspiratory phase was 1.20ā€‰mm. b: The maximum inner diameter of the bronchial tube at the hollow end of the expiratory phase was 1.18ā€‰mm. c and d were the same patient, female, 58ā€‰years old, coughing for more than 1Ā month. Tuberculosis was confirmed by pathology. c: The maximum diameter of bronchial tube at the hollow end of inspiratory phase was 1.00ā€‰mm. d: The maximum diameter of bronchial tube at the hollow end of expiratory phase was 0.90ā€‰mm

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