CTICasesLymphangiectasia vs. Lymphangiomatosis
Imaging findings
Chronic septal thickening, pleural effusions, and tortuous mediastinal structures.
Key takeaways
While pathology may suggest lymphangiectasia, clinical context (adult presentation) often points towards lymphangiomatosis, which involves abnormal proliferation of lymphatic channels.
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