CTICasesMycotic Pseudoaneurysm
Imaging findings
Patient with head and neck cancer shows progression of a mass, involving the pulmonary artery, ultimately developing into a pseudoaneurysm.
Key takeaways
Pulmonary masses can involve and destroy arterial walls. When infection is superimposed on a tumor, it can lead to the formation of a mycotic pseudoaneurysm.
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