CTICasesPulmonary Telangiectasia
Imaging findings
Localized tangle of small, subpleural vascular vessels, with dilation of the central pulmonary artery and vein in the right lower lobe.
Key takeaways
Localized pulmonary telangiectasia can present as a vascular plexus tangle and should be considered in the differential diagnosis of focal vascular lesions.
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