CTICasesTracheal Granular Cell Tumor
Imaging findings
Tracheal mass in a young, non-smoking patient, often difficult to visualize on standard chest radiographs.
Key takeaways
Granular cell tumors are rare, neurogenic tumors of the trachea that should be considered in the differential for young patients, even though squamous cell or adenoid cystic tumors are more common.
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