Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinoma
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Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinomaRight middle and lower zone consolidation with marked enlargement of the right hilum, suggestive of malignancy.
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Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinomaRight central mass with resultant main middle lobe bronchial compression and atelectasis. Confluous pathological lymph node enlargement in the right hilum and mediastinum.
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Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinoma
Histology
Bronchialbrushings
Malignant cells present. Abnormal Abnormal cells are seen withdelicate cytoplasm, enlarged nuclei, and coarsely coarsely granular cytoplasm,consistent with non small cell carcinoma.
Endobronchial biopsies
Right bronchus intermedius biopsy invasive squamous cell carcinoma, moderately differentiated.
Theclinical history of an obstructing lesion and a right hilar mass is noted noted.The specimen consists of multiple fragments of tissue covered by squamous squamous type mucosa. No normal ciliated bronchial epithelium is identified identified.An invasive squamous cell carcinoma is seen underneath the surface
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-<p><a href="/articles/squamous-cell-bronchogenic-carcinoma" title="Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinoma">Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinoma</a></p><h4>Histology</h4><h5>Bronchial- brushings</h5><p>Malignant cells present. Abnormal cells are seen with-delicate cytoplasm, enlarged nuclei, and coarsely granular cytoplasm,- consistent with non small cell carcinoma. </p><h5>Endobronchial biopsies</h5><p>Right bronchus intermedius biopsy invasive squamous cell carcinoma, moderately differentiated. </p><p>The- clinical history of an obstructing lesion and a right hilar mass is noted. - The specimen consists of multiple fragments of tissue covered by squamous type mucosa.  No normal ciliated bronchial epithelium is identified. - An invasive squamous cell carcinoma is seen underneath the surface-mucosa.  T</p>- +<p><a href="/articles/squamous-cell-bronchogenic-carcinoma">Squamous cell bronchogenic carcinoma</a></p><p>Histology</p><p>Bronchial brushings</p><p>Malignant cells present. Abnormal cells are seen with delicate cytoplasm, enlarged nuclei, and coarsely granular cytoplasm, consistent with non small cell carcinoma. </p><p>Endobronchial biopsies</p><p>Right bronchus intermedius biopsy invasive squamous cell carcinoma, moderately differentiated. </p><p>The clinical history of an obstructing lesion and a right hilar mass is noted. The specimen consists of multiple fragments of tissue covered by squamous type mucosa. No normal ciliated bronchial epithelium is identified. An invasive squamous cell carcinoma is seen underneath the surface mucosa. </p>
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