CTICasesUC-Associated Airway/Tracheal Disease
Imaging findings
Severe lower lobe bronchiectasis; tracheal thickening and calcification; bronchial wall irregularity.
Key takeaways
Ulcerative Colitis (UC) can rarely present with severe, pronounced airway and tracheal manifestations that mimic other inflammatory or infiltrative conditions.
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