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Qualitative Analysis of High Resolution Computed Tomography Scans in Severe Asthma
Chest, 06/25/09
Gupta S et al. - HRCT abnormalities are common in severe asthma. Nonradiologic assessments fail to reliably predict important bronchial wall changes and therefore CT acquisition may be required in all severe asthmatics.
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