Captions
Image 1
Subpleural cysts with interval progression in Trisomy 21 (Case 2) : (a,b) CT scan of 1y5m old male child shows small subpleural cysts in bilateral lungs with greater involvement of the left lung. (c,d) Follow-up CT at the age of 4 years 8 months reveals increase in the size of pre-existing cysts as well as new areas of involvement in the posterior portions of the lungs.
Image 2
CT scans of a child with biopsy proven capillaritis (a,b)(case 15) and a different child with idiopathic hepatic sclerosis (c,d)(case 16), both with subpleural cysts
Table 1
Clinical characteristics of the population, divided into Group A (identified genetic abnormality) and Group B (no identified genetic abnormality)
Table 2
CT findings with respect to size, number and distribution of subpleural cysts, as divided into Group A (identified genetic abnormality) and Group B (no identified genetic abnormality)