CTICasesSolitary Pulmonary Amyloidoma
Imaging findings
Irregular, mildly PET-avid lung nodule initially suspected to be adenocarcinoma.
Key takeaways
Solitary amyloidoma can mimic lung cancer; diagnosis is confirmed via biopsy showing light chain-restricted plasma cells.
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