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Case report highlights bronchopulmonary pseudosequestration related to pulmonary tuberculosis in a young female, suggesting complex pulmonary vascular anomalies.
A young female with history of pulmonary tuberculosis presented with dyspnea. She was identified as a rare case of acquired bronchopulmonary pseudosequestration, secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis, part of the lung parenchyma supplied by multiple vessels along with an arteriovenous fistula to the main pulmonary artery.
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