CTICasesLarge Vessel Vasculitis/Swyer-James Syndrome
Imaging findings
Destroyed left lung with associated arterial issues, coupled with circumferential soft tissue around the aorta and pulmonary arteries (vasculitis).
Key takeaways
Long-standing lung destruction (potentially Swyer-James syndrome from childhood infection) may coexist with later-onset large vessel vasculitis.
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