Intrabronchiolar Aspergilloma in Cystic Fibrosis
Imaging findings
Layering masses within cystic bronchiectatic spaces in the upper lobes.
Key takeaways
Aspergillomas can occur in cystic fibrosis patients; if suspected, positional imaging (prone or lateral decubitus) can confirm the presence of fungus balls by demonstrating their movement.
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