CTICasesAirway Amyloidosis
Imaging findings
Airway wall thickening, narrowing, and circumferential calcification in the bronchi, associated with background cystic lung disease.
Key takeaways
Airway amyloidosis is typically systemic, and while often diffuse, it can present with focal airway obstruction and protein deposition-related cysts.
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