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Lesions And Shadow In Lungs, Subcranial Mass. Lung CT Scan Done. Lung Cancer?

Good day doctor., I just want to know if the report of my father lung ct scan is a cancer or not ! The report as following: *openion: -Supcarinal and right hilar confluent ill-defined soft tissue lesions likely lymphnodal. -Heterogeneous infiltrates in the apical segment of the right lower lung lobe(small consolidation nodular shadows).this may be attributed to local infection. ***the subcarinal mass measures 4.0 x 2.5 cm in diameter. I appreciate your answer,thank u
Sat, 7 Jul 2012
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Radiologist, Nuclear Medicine 's  Response
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The finding of 4.0 x 2.5 cm sized mass in the sub-carinal region is highly suspicious of cancer. There are lymph nodal masses in the right hilar region also.

Your father has to undergo a bronchoscopy or CT guided FNAC / biopsy to confirm or rule out cancer at the earliest.

Heterogenous infiltrates may be secondary infection in the lung.

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Lesions And Shadow In Lungs, Subcranial Mass. Lung CT Scan Done. Lung Cancer?

Hi The finding of 4.0 x 2.5 cm sized mass in the sub-carinal region is highly suspicious of cancer. There are lymph nodal masses in the right hilar region also. Your father has to undergo a bronchoscopy or CT guided FNAC / biopsy to confirm or rule out cancer at the earliest. Heterogenous infiltrates may be secondary infection in the lung.