[Table/Fig-7]:

CT thorax of a 40-year-old asthmatic female: (a) Sagittal; and (b) axial images show central varicose bronchiectasis (arrows). ABPA was diagnosed through the Greenberger-Patterson criteria and she had achieved remission after steroid therapy was initiated; (c) CT thorax of the same patient done 2 years later when she returned with recurring symptoms shows dilated, mucus-filled dilated bronchi (gloved finger appearance; represented by arerows).