Pulmonary Medicine at UNC - Case of the Month

Introduction

Interesting and difficult clinical cases are presented every week in the UNC Pulmonary/Critical Care Case Conference. To further clinical education in the pulmonary community, selected cases that highlight important or unusual clinical issues are posted here along with pertinent references to current literature. We welcome your comments and feedback on these presentations: email pulmonary@med.unc.edu

New Case Studies

A 52 year old woman with stage IV sarcoidosis and known apical fungus ball presented with massive hemoptysis. Henderson

Archived Case Studies

43 year old with major airway obstructing mass. Larj

20 year old with mediastinal mass and airway obstruction. Betensley

40-year-old woman with infiltrates and pulmonary eosinophilia. P. Noone

Lymphoblastic Lymphoma presenting as a Mediastinal Mass and
              Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure. Chalermskulrat and Sood

Rapidly Developing Pulmonary Nodules After Lung Transplantation.
               Chalermskulrat and Rivera

Cystic fibrosis, pregnancy, and new acquisition of
               Burkholderia cepacia. A. Henderson

New Wheezing and Infiltrate in the Setting of Mild CF Lung Disease
              K Coggins