CTICasesExogenous Lipoid Pneumonia
Imaging findings
Multifocal, multi-lobar opacities with low attenuation (approx. -140 HU) characteristic of fat, appearing airway-centric and more prominent in the anterior lung segments.
Key takeaways
The anterior distribution is a crucial clue, suggesting aspiration while prone. This patient was later confirmed to be ingesting mineral oil nightly as a laxative.
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