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21 Figure 12. Three of the Four High-resolution CT Patterns of UIP A) UIP pattern (associated with some paraseptal and centrilobular emphysema in the upper lobes), B) probable UIP pattern with fibrotic features in the lung periphery (and some centrilobular emphysema in the upper lobes), and C) indeterminate for UIP pattern (peribronchovascular and subpleural GGOs, intermingled with fine reticulation but no honeycombing nor traction bronchiectasis). e fourth category, alternative diagnosis, is widely variable, depending upon the specific alternative diagnosis, and not shown. A) C) B)

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