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CT features of an unusual hypervascular lung carcinoma complicating chronic asbestosis related pleural disease

B G Coleman, D M Epstein, P H Arger

Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography

|May 1, 1985

Abstract:

The CT appearance of a hypervascular lung carcinoma occurring in a patient with long-standing extensive changes of asbestosis is reported. The diagnostic difficulties that may arise when bronchogenic carcinoma develops in an area of atelectasis is discussed.

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