Examples of benign "coin-lesions" include granulomas, often caused by TB or fungal infections (like Histoplasma in the Midwest), and bronchial hamartomas.
Examples of benign "coin-lesions" include granulomas (often from TB or fungal infections) and bronchial hamartomas.
| Front | Examples of benign "coin-lesions". |
|---|---|
| Back | 1. Granuloma - often due to TB or fungus (especially Histoplasma in the Midwest) 2. Bronchial hamartoma |
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