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The little frequent mucoepidermoid tumors in the bronchi can be distinguished by their histological characteristics associating epidermoid and mucilage-like cells identified through alcian blue and PAS colour agents. Although these tumors are normally considered as "benign", some of them may have a capacity to develop in very malign way. We enclose three new findings which all developped unfavorably in a short period.
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