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Case of the Week 537 
What is the most likely diagnosis?
- 43 year-old with foreign body in right main bronchus
Coronal Reformatted CT Scan of the Chest
- Broncholith
- Old TB
- Dermoid
- Carcinoid tumor
- Season's Greeting
Additional Image - Close-up of right main bronchus
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Answer:
5. Season's Greetings
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