Presentation
GP referral for haemoptosis
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Infected emphysematous bulla
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Hyperinflated lungs. Large rounded mass in the right lung with an air-fluid level.
From the case:
Infected emphysematous bulla
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Background emphysema. Large abscess in the apical segment of the RLL with an air-fluid level.
Case Discussion
Large emphysematous bulla with superimposed infection (abscess).
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