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Fig. 1 | Respiratory Research

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From: Associations of airway tree to lung volume ratio on computed tomography with lung function and symptoms in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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Representative 3D renderings of airway tree and right lung in 2 COPD cases. A percentage ratio of airway tree volume in the right upper and middle-lower lobes (AWV, highlighted by yellow colour) to the right lung volume (rLV, brown colour), namely, the airway volume percent (AWV%), was compared between COPD subjects with mild airflow obstruction (Case A, %FEV1 = 81%, height = 167 cm) and with severe airflow obstruction (Case B, %FEV1 = 32%, height = 167 cm). Compared to Case A (AWV = 18 ml, rLV = 2519 ml), Case B showed smaller airway tree volume and larger lung volume (AWV = 9 ml, rLV = 2998 ml), which resulted in substantially lower AWV%

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