Research Article
Congenital Abnormal Shapes of Lungs in Relation to Abnormal lobes and Fissures and Its Clinical Implications
Author(s):
Kosuri Kalyan Chakravarthi*, Ankamma Sarvepalli and Siddaraju Kaadukothanahalli Siddegowda
Background: Detailed knowledge of congenital abnormalities of lungs is
essential for proper evaluation and treatment of respiratory diseases,
identi ication of broncho-pulmonary segments during lobectomies and
surgical resection, identification and interpretation of their variable
radiological imaging.
Aim: Accordingly, the aim of this study was
designed to evaluate the prevalence of congenital abnormal shapes of
lungs in relation to abnormal lobes and issures.
Materials and methods: This study was carried out on 270 isolated lung specimens (right
lungs-135 and left lungs-135) from 135 formalin embalmed middle aged
human cadavers irrespective of gender.
Results: Out of 270 lung specimens
following congenital abnormalities were reported. 1) Three lungs (1.1%),
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