Endobronchial chondroma presenting as recurrent pneumonia - diagnostic role of bronchoscopy and surgical management: A case report

Table 1 Summary of selected reported cases of endobronchial and tracheobronchial chondroma

Ref.	Age/sex	Location	Key clinical features	Treatment	Outcome
Mahmud et al[4]	Adult male	Endobronchial	Chronic cough	Bronchoscopic resection	Symptom resolution
Salminen et al[8]	Adult	Trachea	Recurrent tumor	Surgical resection	Malignant transformation, death
Fernandez-Bussy et al[2]	Adult	Bronchus	Airway obstruction symptoms	Endoscopic resection	Favorable
Present case	42/male	Left upper lobar bronchus	Recurrent pneumonia	Segmentectomy with bronchoplasty	Complete recovery