Presentation
>12 months of cough and audible wheeze. "Normal" chest radiograph.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Female
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Subtle but definite left lower lobe collapse best seen on lateral as increased density over the lower thoracic vertebral bodies
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Complete left lower lobe collapse (chronic) with hyperinflation of left upper lobe (ie increased lucency) and mass lesion in left lower lobe bronchial lumen extending into the left main bronchus.
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