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(Chest. 1952;22:213-218.)
© 1952 American College of Chest Physicians

Obscured Bronchiogenic Carcinoma Report of a Case with Necropsy

ISAAC EPSTEIN M.D., F.C.C.P.1 and MARJORIE J. WILLIAMS M.B.Ch.B.2

1 The Department of Thoracic Surgery, Veterans Administration Center, Temple, Texas.
2 The Department of Pathology, Veterans Administration Center, Temple, Texas.

1) A case of bronchiogenic carcinoma with massive retroperitoneal hemorrhage due to an adrenal metastasis is reported. [see Figure 6,7 in source pdf]

2) The ease with which small areas of blood-borne metastatic bronchiogenic carcinoma in the ipsolateral lung can be obscured by severe chronic pneumonitis is illustrated.

3) Attention is drawn to the occurrence of wide-spread metastases from minute occult bronchiogenic carcinoma.






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