Endobronchial Perineuroma
Imaging findings
CT shows a small, hypervascular submucosal nodule in the right mainstem bronchus / proximal bronchus intermedius. Bronchoscopy shows a submucosal tumor stretching the membrane.
Key takeaways
Perineuromas are rare, benign nerve sheath tumors composed entirely of perineural cells. An endobronchial presentation is extremely rare and presents as a hypervascular, indolent submucosal nodule.
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