A 39-year-old man with a lifelong history of asthma reported recurrent productive cough and wheeze over the previous 2 years. Antibiotics and specific asthma treatment produced only temporary decreases in symptoms. Chest examination revealed monophonic wheeze in the right mid and lower zones. The appearance on computed tomography was unremarkable.
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