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Long course bronchopneumonia in child imposes a bronchoscopy to research a foreign body. We report the case of a 4 years old child presenting an unusual foreign body overdraft at rigid tube bronchoscopy indicated for a training pneumonia. It was the membrane of burst pulmonary hydatic cyst obturing left bronchial tree. His total extraction permitted the complete recovery without retention of the membrane.
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