CTICasesCongenital Airway Abnormality
Imaging findings
A complex, splayed airway morphology in an infant, described as bilateral replaced upper lobe bronchi with a remaining tracheal segment, resembling a "double carina."
Key takeaways
Rare tracheobronchial anomalies can present with complex branching patterns that require careful anatomical evaluation to distinguish from standard congenital malformations.
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