293 – Bronchial Leiomyosarcoma

293 - Leiomyosarcoma

Leiomyosarcoma: This image is not very precise, but there is a red wine formation that occupies all the light of the middle lobe bronchus. The bubble crown indicates that the lesion does not infiltrate the entire perimeter of the wall, or that there is a pedicle, and that ventilation is still possible. Leiomyosarcoma in a … Read more

291 – Bronchial Hamartoma

291 - Hamartoma

Not identifiable: contiguous to the spur, the tissue that has proliferated to occlude the light appears friable, vegetative and with a bulge in its irregular surface. All due to an unrecognizable injury to the endoscopist. Hamartoma confirmed. Italian Hospital of the city of Buenos Aires