CTICasesExogenous Lipoid Pneumonia
Imaging findings
Irregular, speculated consolidation with fatty attenuation.
Key takeaways
Always consider exogenous lipoid pneumonia in cases of unexplained consolidation; a thorough medication/history review is required to identify the source of the inhaled lipids (e.g., oils, vapors).
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