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Abstract
Content organisation Diagnostic tools for evaluation of thoracic tumours and pseudotumours. We included in the differential diagnosis: Paraffinoma (1), a hydatid cyst (1), inflammatory pseudotumour (3), nodular tuberculosis (2) and sarcoidosis granulomas (1), round pneumonia (1), nodular criptococosis (1), post-surgical or tuberculosis scarring processes (2), organising cryptogenetic pneumonia (2) and round atelectasis (3).
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Learning objectives Imaging appearance of primary lung tumour conditions that on initial radiological studies might be confused with malignant lesions
We included in the differential diagnosis: Paraffinoma (1), a hydatid cyst (1), inflammatory pseudotumour (3), nodular tuberculosis (2) and sarcoidosis granulomas (1), round pneumonia (1), nodular criptococosis (1), post-surgical or tuberculosis scarring processes (2), organising cryptogenetic pneumonia (2) and round atelectasis (3)
It is necessary to take them into account and know how to use diagnostic keys for an accurate diagnosis
Summary
Learning objectives Imaging appearance of primary lung tumour conditions that on initial radiological studies might be confused with malignant lesions. S De Luca*, C Carrera, A Zanfardini, L Tolkachier, D Pascuzzi, E Eyheremendy
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