Broncholithiasis is uncommon and usually a late complication of tuberculosis in France. The most common cause of broncholithiasis is erosion by and extrusion of a calcified lymph node into a bronchial lumen. Clinical symptoms are not specific and diagnosis may be an endoscopic or a radiologic surprise. We report a case of broncholithiasis in a patient with chronic cough. Fibroscopy established the diagnosis by showing the broncholith. © Masson, Paris, 2005.
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Vandenbos, F., & Passail, G. (2005). Middle lobe syndrome. Revue de Pneumologie Clinique, 61(4 I), 279–281. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0761-8417(05)84827-8
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