Detail image from a chest radiograph shows a small pneumotho | Figure 1

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Cincinnati Children's Radiology

Detail image from a chest radiograph shows a small pneumothorax (arrowhead) and a bubbly lesion at the left lung apex (arrow).

What is your diagnosis of this lesion and what does it signify?

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