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Large Necrotic Mass in LUL: Non-Small Cell Carcinoma and Associated Lesions

The analysis identifies a large necrotic mass in the left upper lobe (LUL), suggestive of poorly differentiated non-small cell carcinoma consistent with large cell carcinoma subtype. Additionally, another mass located in the apical segment of LUL is noted alongside anthracofibrotic scar tissue indicative of squamous cell carcinoma. A cavitary lesion with muddy-like material and bronchiectasis featuring a fungus ball, morphologically resembling aspergilloma, is also present. These findings highlight the complexity of pulmonary lesions requiring careful evaluation.

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Large Necrotic Mass in LUL: Non-Small Cell Carcinoma and Associated Lesions

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  1. A. A large necrotic mass in LUL

  2. A. A poorly differentiated non-small cell carcinoma, suggestive of large cell carcinoma

  3. B. Another mass in apical segment of LUL

  4. B. Another mass in apical segment of LUL A anthracofibrotic scar tissue Squamous cell carcinoma

  5. B Squamous cell carcinoma

  6. B Squamous cell carcinoma

  7. C. A cavitary lesion in apical segment of LUL

  8. C. A cavitary lesion in apical segment of LUL A cavity with muddy-like material

  9. C. Bronchiectasis with fungus ball (arrow)

  10. C. Fungus ball, morphologically consistent with aspergilloma

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