PRAGMA-CF versus Bronchus-Artery pairs to assess the reversibility of bronchiectasis: which one is correct or wrong?

Gael Dournes

doi:10.1093/annalsats/aaoag222

September 4, 2026Annals of the American Thoracic Society

PRAGMA-CF versus Bronchus-Artery pairs to assess the reversibility of bronchiectasis: which one is correct or wrong?

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To compare the utility and accuracy of PRAGMA-CF scoring versus bronchus-artery pair measurements in evaluating the reversibility of bronchiectasis.
Evaluation of computed tomography imaging approaches comparing whole-lung PRAGMA-CF scoring against individual bronchus-artery pair dimensions.
Identifies diagnostic discrepancies between generalized PRAGMA-CF scores and localized bronchus-artery ratios when measuring changes in airway widening.

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Comparative analysis evaluates quantitative chest imaging methods for bronchiectasis reversibility, highlighting key differences in airway assessment accuracy.

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