CTICasesMycoplasma Pneumonia
Imaging findings
Radiographs may appear subtle or nearly normal, but CT reveals diffuse tree-in-bud opacities and lobular consolidation.
Key takeaways
Mycoplasma often presents with a mismatch between mild radiographic findings and severe symptoms. It is a common cause of diffuse tree-in-bud patterns in outpatient populations.
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