CTICasesBlastomycosis
Imaging findings
Dominant pulmonary nodules with associated satellite nodules and septal thickening, mimicking granulomatous disease.
Key takeaways
Blastomycosis can present as dominant nodules without significant lymphadenopathy, differentiating it from histoplasmosis, which often shows more exuberant nodal involvement.
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