CTICasesPrimary Pulmonary Lymphoma
Imaging findings
Extensive areas of consolidation throughout both lungs with air bronchograms and sharp, nicely demarcated edges are observed. Some other small nodules are present without significant lymphadenopathy.
Key takeaways
Primary pulmonary lymphoma can present with extensive consolidation and air bronchograms but typically without severe acute symptoms, distinguishing it from bacterial pneumonia. Clinical correlation with patient history (e.g., lack of severe sickness) is crucial.
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