Left Lung (SV), Inferior Lingular Segment Anatomy in 3D

A small part of the left lung that is the "equivalent" of the right middle lobe. It is a common site for "Bronchiectasis," a condition where the airways become permanently damaged and clogged with mucus.

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Related structures

Lung (Superior Lobe) Left Lung (SIV), Superior Lingular Segment Left Lung BV (Inferior Lingular Segmental Bronchus) Left Lung (Si+sii), Apicoposterior Segment Left Lung, Cardiac Notch Left Lung, Lingula Left Lung BIV (Superior Lingular Segmental Bronchus)