Abstract
Radiographically and pathologically documented air embolism occurred following percutaneous needle aspiration of the lung. While air embolism is uncommon, it is more likely to occur when the needle is inserted into a rigid portion of the lung as occurs with extensive consolidation, abscess formation, or extensive pleural disease.
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