088 – Submucosa Protrusion
View of the entrance to the left source bronchus. In addition to the small protrusion in its right lateral wall, a fine puntilled of submiliar size is observed in the mucosa of the carinal slope.
View of the entrance to the left source bronchus. In addition to the small protrusion in its right lateral wall, a fine puntilled of submiliar size is observed in the mucosa of the carinal slope.
Bronchial light is greatly reduced and deformed by irregular edema of the mucosa in which several mamelons appear on its surface.
Threadlike secretion that crosses the bronchial lumen as if it indicated the area of irregular and mamelonated edema of the mucosa at hour 7: infiltrating carcinoma of the bronchial wall.
“Stoned edema”. Typical aspect in the left area of the image, where the mucosa, although retaining its homogeneous coloration, is presented as an irregular street on its surface and reminds the stoned of the pavements. It leads here to the anterior segmental of the right upper lobe (RB3) and must be differentiated from the “regular” … Read more
Epiglottitis. Notice the intense edema that rounds the epiglottis and forms an acute angle in his pharyngeal face that remembers the epiglottis in “omega”.
Gelatinous and bilateral chordal thickening: Reinke’s edema with its characteristic appearance.
Throat thickening and edema. Rugged appearance of the posterior commissure. Common finding in patients with reflux of gastroesophageal acid.