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Fig 1.

Examples of emphysema in the explanted lungs (H&E stained slides, magnification 200x).

A-E: Emphysematous changes in patients with CF. A = score 1: some emphysematous changes are present next to a scar in <20% of residual lung tissue. B-D = score 2: emphysematous changes in 20–50% of residual lung tissue, next to scar tissue (B) or in the paraseptal region (C and D). E = Score 3: emphysematous changes in >50% of residual lung tissue. F = Emphysema in an explanted lung of a patient with severe COPD, for comparison.

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Fig 2.

Pre-transplant axial CT image of CF patient in the work-up to lung transplantation.

Both lungs show substantial apical bullous emphysema (panel A), automatically quantified (panel B) as 17,9% (IN-950). Histopathologically this case was assigned score 2 (20–50% emphysema in the residual lung tissue).

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Table 1.

Clinical data of the study population.

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Table 2.

Visual grading of structural CF lung disease.

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Table 3.

Patient distribution in the histopathologically defined subgroups.

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Fig 3.

CT emphysema distribution between the semi-quantitative histopathologic emphysema score subgroups.

CT emphysema is defined as the percentage of lung volume with an attenuation of -950 Houndfield Unit or lower (IN-950).

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Fig 4.

Relation between CT Emphysema extent and age.

CT emphysema is defined as the percentage of lung volume with an attenuation of -950 Houndfield Unit or lower (IN-950).

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Table 4.

Correlation between lung function parameters and histopathology and quantified CT emphysema score.

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