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Fig. 1C. Assessment of fractional lung function by quantitative CT
versus perfusion scintigraphy. Preoperative forced expiratory volume in 1 sec
(FEV1) in 73-year-old man with chronic dyspnea with recent
hemoptysis for 2 months was 1.21 L. FEV1 after left-sided
pneumonectomy was 0.81 L. Loss of FEV1 was 33%, close to prediction
by quantitative CT. Perfusion scintigram (posterior image) of left/right lung
shows functional distribution was 48% versus 52%. Predicted FEV1
loss was 48%.
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