CTICasesAspergillus Infection in Liver Disease
Imaging findings
A patient with alcohol-associated cirrhosis initially presented with consolidation that evolved into cavitary lesions with internal debris (sloughed lung tissue).
Key takeaways
Chronic liver disease can render patients sufficiently immunocompromised to develop invasive pulmonary aspergillosis, which can present with complex cavitary evolution.
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