Lung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy

CASE

Patient with lung carcinoma in the left upper lung lobe, mediastinal and hilar lymphadenopathy, right-sided pleural effusion. The two radiographs were acquired 10 days apart. The second radiograph shows extensive reticulations, thickened peribronchovascular interstitium due to carcinomatous lymphangiopathy.

Radiology image - Lung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy, first radiograph: Thorax, Lung, Mediastinum and pleural cavity: X-ray - Plain radiograph

Lung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy, first radiograph


Lung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy, first radiograph: X-ray - Plain radiographLung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy, second radiograph: X-ray - Plain radiographLung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy: CT - Computed tomographyLung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy: CT - Computed tomographyLung carcinoma, carcinomatous lymphagiopathy: CT - Computed tomography
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