Figure Legends
Figure 1: Figure 1A, an axial CT section in the mediastinal window
reveals an 8 x 7 mm hyperdense foreign body (yellow arrow) at the left
upper lobe bronchus. Figure 1B, a coronal CT section in the lung window,
shows an oval-shaped foreign body (yellow arrow) in the same location.
Additionally, there’s partial atelectasis of the left upper lobe (red
arrow) and mild emphysematous changes in the left lower lobe (blue
arrow).
Figure 2: Figure2A, is an image taken during bronchoscopy. A yellow
colored, round foreign body is lodged in the left upper lobe bronchus.
Figure 2B, photograph of the foreign body extracted after bronchoscopy.
It is a pea measuring approximately 7 x 8 mm size.
Figure 3: Figure 3A: Axial CT section in lung window at the level of
left upper lobe bronchus. The foreign body is not present. Left upper
lobe is inflated (red arrow). Figure 3B: Coronal CT section in lung
window at left upper lobe bronchus level. The foreign body is not
visualized. Left upper lobe is inflated (red arrow).