Adenocarcinoma of the lung
Updates to Study Attributes
Updates to Study Attributes
Updates to Case Attributes
This case demonstrates one of the "blind spots" in plain film radiography which is the hilum. Assessment of hila for abnormal contour, increase in the size is very important as changeschanges may be subtle as in this case.
There are some areas that need special attention, because pathology in these areas can easily be overlooked: apical zones, hilar zones, retrocardial zone and zone below the dome of the diaphragm.
These areas are also known as the hidden areas or blind spots in chest plain films.
Right lower lobe endobronchial biopsy: Non-small cell carcinoma favorfavour Adenocarcinoma. Tumour cells are TTF+, CK5/6 -, and P63 -
-<p>This case demonstrates one of the "blind spots" in plain film radiography which is the hilum. Assessment of hila for abnormal contour, increase in the size is very important as changes may be subtle as in this case.</p><p>There are some areas that need special attention, because pathology in these areas can easily be overlooked: apical zones, hilar zones, retrocardial zone and zone below the dome of diaphragm</p><p>These areas are also known as <em>the hidden areas or blind spots in chest plain films</em>.</p><p><strong>Right lower lobe endobronchial biopsy: </strong>Non-small cell carcinoma favor Adenocarcinoma. Tumour cells are TTF+, CK5/6 -, and P63 -</p>- +<p>This case demonstrates one of the "blind spots" in plain film radiography which is the hilum. Assessment of hila for abnormal contour, increase in the size is very important as changes may be subtle as in this case.</p><p>There are some areas that need special attention because pathology in these areas can easily be overlooked: apical zones, hilar zones, retrocardial zone and zone below the dome of the diaphragm.</p><p>These areas are also known as <em>the hidden areas or blind spots in chest plain films</em>.</p><p><strong>Right lower lobe endobronchial biopsy: </strong>Non-small cell carcinoma favour Adenocarcinoma. Tumour cells are TTF+, CK5/6 -, and P63 -</p>