CTICasesAspiration Bronchiolitis
Imaging findings
Multiple cases were presented showing various patterns of aspiration-related disease, including peribronchial irregular nodules, diffuse bronchiolitis, and tree-in-bud opacities, confirmed as aspiration of plant material.
Key takeaways
Aspiration can result in significant pulmonary disease even without a clear history of clinical aspiration or frank findings on swallow studies. Physicians should consider silent aspiration in patients with unexplained bronchiolitis.
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