Small-cell lung cancer with tracheal compression
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Pathology of the neck lump was consistent with metastatic small cell-cell carcinoma of the lung.
This gentleman was referred to oncology and unfortunately died three days after presentation.
-<p>Pathology of the neck lump was consistent with metastatic small cell carcinoma of the lung.</p><p>This gentleman was referred to oncology and unfortunately died three days after presentation.</p>- +<p>Pathology of the neck lump was consistent with metastatic <a title="Small cell carcinoma of the lung" href="/articles/small-cell-lung-cancer-2">small-cell carcinoma of the lung</a>.</p><p>This gentleman was referred to oncology and unfortunately died three days after presentation.</p>
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Malignant 13cmLarge mediastinal soft tissue mass causing airway deviation (~13cm) extending into the left supraclavicular region. Superior mediastinal disease deviating trachea and compression aroundoesophagus to the right. Luminal narrowing within the trachea and proximal bronchi (5mm diameter at carina). Bulky mediastinal and left supraclavicular involvement. Liver and
Background emphysematous changes. Small left pleural effusion. 9mm soft tissue nodule in left upper lobe periphery. The SVC is patent although the azygos vein is narrowed.
Ill-defined low attenuated region in the right lobe of the liver (3cm). Heterogenous left adrenal metastases presentmass (3.3cm). Gallstones, no other significant abdominal abnormality.
No destructive bony lesions.
Image CT (non-contrast) ( update )
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