Table 1 Characteristics of reported congenital lobar emphysema in adults
From: Fatal congenital lobar emphysema in a puerpera: a case report and literature review
Literature | Patient | The way of diagnosis | Involved lobes | Mediastinal shift |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sadaqat et al. [9] | A 19-year-old man | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Right upper lobe | Yes |
Ogul et al. [10] | A 22-year-old man | Chest CT | Right middle lobe | Yes |
Muramatsu et al. [11] | A 31-year-old woman | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Right middle lobe | No |
Sasieta et al. [7] | A 37-year-old man | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Right middle lobe | Yes |
King et al. [5] | A 28-year-old woman | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Left lower lobe | No |
Shen et al. [8] | A 78-year-old man | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Right upper and middle lobes | No |
Our case | A 28-year-old puerpera | Chest radiograph and Chest CT | Right upper, middle and lower lobes | Yes |