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Chest computed tomography scan showing a right lower-lobe
collapse consolidation (indicated by arrow).
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A computed tomography (CT) scan of the chest showed a right lower-lobe dense consolidation, which was thought to be due to lobar pneumonia (Fig. 1).
Polyp obstructing bronchial opening.
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She had a rigid bronchoscopy, which also showed an inflammatory polyp at the entrance to the posterior basal segment of the right lower-lobe bronchus (Fig. 2).
Angiogram showing the torturous right bronchial artery (Indicated by arrow)
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A descending aorta angiogram in the anterior-posterior view confirmed the findings (Fig. 3).