Abstract
We present a clinical case of congenital adenomatoid malformation associated with a pneumonitic process of tubercular character operated successfully by means of right lower lobectomy. Congenital adenomatoid malformations generally are asymptomatic detected accidentally on skiagrams done for some other purpose, or may present as compressive phenomena affecting the surrounding structures, or sometimes by secondary infection due to supervening bacterial, mycotic or as in our case tubercular infection. Similar presentation of congenital adenomatoid malformations secondarily infected with tuberculosis is very rare.
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