Presentation
Progressive shortness of breath.
Patient Data
Age: Adult
From the case:
Large left upper lobe necrotic lung cancer
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An 8 cm mass in the left upper lobe.
From the case:
Large left upper lobe necrotic lung cancer
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An 8 cm mass in the left upper lobe extends to the fissure and pleura peripherally. No chest wall invasion. No lymphadenopathy. Multiple rounded hypodense lesions in the slices of the liver at the bottom of the volume including a single calcified lesion.
Case Discussion
Large left-sided lung cancer. No histology available - the patient refused further investigation. The multiple rounded hypodense and calcified lesions in the liver are indeterminate.