Within the superior segment of the right lower lobe, together with the pleural surface, and at the level of T4-T7, there is a well-defined mass characterised by a thick enhancing capsule and homogeneous hypoattenuating content, with an estimated volume of -60 ml. It causes mild surrounding ground glass opacities and adjacent pleural thickening. The surrounding inflammatory process appears to spare the fat in between the parietal pleura and the thoracic spine. No evidence of vertebral periosteal reaction, thoracic disc spaces are preserved. A few small peripheral and subpleural nodules measuring up to 4 mm are identified scattered and are of low suspicion. The lungs and pleural spaces are otherwise clear. The airways are normal. There is no mediastinal abnormality. No lymph node enlargement. No suspicious bony abnormality identified.