CONCLUSION
Bronchial chondromas are very rare pulmonary benign tumors. Early recognition and diagnosis are challenging because most benign bronchial tumors are asymptomatic before they grow large enough to obstruct airways or cause complications to adjacent structures. Despite their rarity, clinicians should pay attention to patients suffering from unexplained chronic cough, hemoptysis, dyspnea, and recurrent infection, considering the possibility of having endobronchial neoplasm. Prompt and proper treatment options for complete excision of the tumor should be initiated to prevent complications and malignant transformation based on the individual tumor situation.