42 broncholithiasis
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This document describes and shows images of various pathologies that can cause calcification or ossification within the bronchi, a condition known as broncholithiasis. It includes images showing calcified lymph nodes, foreign bodies, tumors, and other conditions that have led to intraluminal calcification within the bronchi visible on CT scans. The images demonstrate how different diseases can produce similar appearances of intraluminal calcifications or ossifications that are visible on radiographs.
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- 4. • Fig 42-2 Extrusion of a calcified adjacent lymph node. Calcified nodule (arrowhead) in the anterior basal segment of the right lower lobe with secondary atelectasis.79
- 5. • Fig 42-3 Calcification of an aspirated foreign body. The calcified nodule in the bronchus intermedius proved to be a vegetable fiber with dystrophic calcification. Note the atelectasis of the right lower lobe.79
- 6. • Fig 42-4 Aspiration of an opaque anchovy bone. Tubular calcified lesion at the orifice of the upper lobe bronchus (arrow).79
- 7. • Fig 42-5 Endobronchial actinomycosis with dystrophic calcification. Calcified nodule within the bronchus of the lingular division of the left upper lobe (arrow) with peripheral atelectasis.80
- 8. • Fig 42-6 Carcinoid tumor. Sharply defined, totally ossified mass (arrow) that is centrally situated in the right lower lobe bronchus and produces abrupt bronchial obstruction.79
- 9. • Fig 42-7 Hamartoma. Small calcified nodule obstructing the right upper lobe bronchus (arrow).79
- 10. • Fig 42-8 Amyloidosis. Localized thickening of the bronchial wall with calcification and partial intraluminal protrusion (arrows).81
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