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Fig. 4B. —11-year-old boy with severe, persistent symptoms of asthma (group B). High-resolution CT scans obtained at three predefined levels and corresponding schematic diagrams show sections of bronchi (arrow, B). Six sections of bronchial wall thickening were detected at first level (A); eight sections, at second level (C); and four sections, at third level (E). Therefore, bronchial wall thickening score for this patient was 18 (6 + 8 + 4 = 18).

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