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Tables and figures legends
Table 1: Shows patient demographic profile, symptoms, site of lesion,
diagnosis and treatment outcome.
Table 2: Shows congenital lesions of lung and their characteristic x ray
and CECT chest findings.
Figure 1: Chest x ray showing lesion in right middle lobe suggestive of
CCAM
Figure 2: CT chest with features suggestive of CCAM lesion.