Small cell lung cancer with left main pulmonary arterial thrombosis
Diagnosis certain
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The findings are consistent with lung cancer with mediastinal invasion and thrombotic left main pulmonary artery. (Histology : small cell lung carcinoma )
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Well-defined enhanced central left lung mass is is seen with with mediastinal invasion. Mass encases left main bronchus, left upper bronchus and also left main pulmonary artery. Filling defect is noted in the encased artery favouring a complicating thrombosis thrombosis. Multiple low attenuation enlarged mediastinal lymphadenopathy.
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