CTICasesAmikacin Inhalation Toxicity
Imaging findings
Fluffy ground-glass nodules that appear different from the patient's underlying NTM (Nontuberculous Mycobacteria) infection.
Key takeaways
Inhaled amikacin therapy can cause a drug reaction in some patients. Symptoms and imaging findings typically resolve upon cessation of the drug.
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