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Primary lung cancer

Primary lung cancer

Lung cancer. The typical appearance of a primary lung cancer on CT is a soft tissue mass with irregular (‘spiculated’) margins, as illustrated in this example. In contrast, lung metastases are usually smooth and rounded in appearance on CT.

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