CTICasesBroncholithiasis
Imaging findings
A calcified mass causing right middle lobe obstruction and post-obstructive collapse.
Key takeaways
Broncholiths, often from prior granulomatous disease, can be mistaken for masses. Aggressive bronchoscopic extraction carries a risk of significant hemorrhage due to friable surrounding bronchial arteries.
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