CTICasesPulmonary Amyloidosis
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Imaging findings
Multiple well-defined cystic lesions, many with calcified nodules inside. A cluster of nodules, also seen on chest x-ray, contains calcific or high-density material, which was described as "oifc."
Key takeaways
Pulmonary amyloidosis, especially in patients with end-stage renal disease, can manifest with cystic lesions containing calcified nodules and clusters of calcific nodules.
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