CTICasesEsophageal Stent Erosion
Imaging findings
Multifocal, airway-centric pulmonary opacities in a patient with a prior esophageal stent, which had eroded into the left main bronchus.
Key takeaways
In patients with esophageal stents, consider stent-related complications like fistula formation or erosion if new pulmonary opacities or aspiration findings appear.
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