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(Chest. 1954;26:210-216.)
© 1954 American College of Chest Physicians

Hamartoma Simulating Ipsilateral Metastasis in a Case of Primary Bronchogenic Carcinoma

LOUIS R. DAVIDSON M.D. and SEYMOUR H. STERN M.D., F.C.C.P.

A case is reported of primary bronchogenic carcinoma with co-existing hamartoma of the same lung in a 71 year old male. Pre-operatively, the benign lesion was thought to be an ipsilateral metastasis and pneumonectomy was successfully performed. Fortunately, the two tumors were in the same lung. Otherwise, the lesions would have been considered inoperable. The possibility of multiplicity of tumors, benign or malignant, has been stressed.






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