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F:
Multiple
bilateral pulmonary round hyperdense structures
with sharp margins also near the pleura
H:
Adult
man, 62-years-old, known rectal carcinoma. Staging
INFO/WWW-LINKS:
The tumors found most commonly in the lung are secondaries (metastases)
- most likely caused by carcinoma of the breast, kidney, colon and cervix.
D:
Pulmonary
metastases caused by rectal carcinoma
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