Endobronchial lipoma is a rare benign lung tumor. Here we present two cases. One case is the first report of the association of and endobronchial lipoma with a hilar lipoma. We discuss the epidemiology, difficulties in establishing the diagnosis, and the management of this rare condition.

A A r ra ar re e c ca as se e o of f i in nf fl la am mm ma at to or ry y p ps se eu ud do ot tu um mo ou ur r o of f t th he e b br ro on nc ch hu us s, , o oc cc cu ur r--r ri in ng g i in n a an n a ac ch ho on nd dr ro op pl la as st ti ic c w wo om ma an n M. Vanderheyden*, J. Van Meerbeeck**, E. Van Bouwel*, V. Bosmans*, C. Colpaert***, M. Ramael**

In general, prognosis of stage IV non-small cell lung cancer is poor, and treatment is mostly palliative. However, oligometastatic disease is currently recognized as a specific entity with a better prognosis. We report a patient where combined chemoradiotherapy and salvage surgery led to extraordinary long-term survival.