CTICasesUpper Lobe Predominant LAM
Imaging findings
Cystic lung disease with an unusual upper lobe predominance; elevated VEGF.
Key takeaways
While Lymphangiomyomatosis (LAM) is typically lower-lobe predominant, it can occasionally present with an atypical upper lobe distribution.
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