CTICasesRelapsing polychondritis
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Imaging findings
Profound narrowing of the trachea with wall thickening and a saddle nose deformity. The imaging features correlate with cartilaginous involvement.
Key takeaways
Relapsing polychondritis is an autoimmune condition characterized by inflammation of cartilaginous structures, often presenting with tracheal narrowing and saddle nose deformity.
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