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Flow Diagram of Patient Selection.

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Figure 2.

A Representative Image of a Subject with Emphysema (A), a Subject with Bronchiolits (B), and a Subject with both Emphysema and Bronchiolitis (C).

A) A transverse axial image of a 48 year old HIV-infected male, displaying changes of severe emphysema as manifested by large bullae, as well as paraseptal and centrilobular regions of low attenuation. B) An axial image reconstructed with a small field of view in a 42 year old HIV-infected female, demonstrating changes of moderate respiratory bronchiolitis with multiple centrilobular nodules scattered throughout both lungs. C) A transverse axial image of a 44 year old HIV-infected male shows changes of both moderate emphysema and bronchiolitis.

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Table 1.

Clinical Characteristics of the 1,446 Consecutive Subjects With HIV Infection According to COPD Changes on CT Scans.

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Table 2.

Clinical Risk Factors and Health Outcomes for Emphysema.

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Table 3.

Clinical Risk Factors and Health Outcomes for Bronchiolitis.

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Figure 3.

The Synergistic Interaction of Emphysema with Bronchiolitis Scores on The Risk of Reduced Regular Physical Activity.

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Table 4.

Pulmonary Function Test Results Of 364 HIV Infected Subjects Stratified According To CT Based Emphysema Severity.

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Table 5.

Risk Predictors for Bronchiolitis or Emphysema Detected on CT Scans.

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