CTICasesMetastatic Pulmonary Calcification
Imaging findings
A focal area of calcification in the lingula with air bronchograms, showing rapid development in a patient with post-liver transplant renal insufficiency.
Key takeaways
Renal failure can significantly accelerate dystrophic calcification. Even focal areas of lung damage can become rapidly calcified in the setting of kidney disease.
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