CTICasesEndobronchial Hemangioma
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Imaging findings
Endobronchial pedunculated mass in the right upper lobe bronchus, associated with secondary centrilobular nodules and a pneumomediastinum.
Key takeaways
Endobronchial hemangioma or pyogenic granuloma is a rare differential diagnosis for an endobronchial mass in young patients, often clinically and radiologically mistaken for a carcinoid tumor.
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