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Pulmonary Medicine Blog By Dr Deepu

Mr X came to the out patient department with hemoptysis since 2 weeks, and chest pain in the right upper part anteriorly since 2 weeks. On questioning he further revealed weight loss since 2 months.
Chronic smoker with 60 pack years.
Examination revealed grade 3 clubbing. Clinical examination was normal.
This Chest X ray was taken.



1. What does the CXR show?
2. What is the differential diagnosis ?
3.  Diagnosis more likely?

4 comments:

  1. Pulmonory Tuberculosis with COPD.

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  2. ? Kochs o malignacy shud R/o
    Do sp.AfB..

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  3. 1. Mass RUL with collapse ?Golden S sign
    2.DDs- 1. Consolidation RUL 2.Mass in medial aspect of RUL
    3. Ca Lung
    4. FOB; CECT chest

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  4. final comments are needed plz

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