Type of Carcinoma to cavitate

Squamous cell carcinoma BACK to TOP

Location of bullae in Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency

Lower lobes BACK to TOP

Benign extrapleural mass

Lipoma of chest wall BACK to TOP

Location of cysts in Eosinophilic Granuloma

Upper lobes BACK to TOP

Histology of mediastinal Hodgkin's

Nodular sclerosing BACK to TOP

Segment of lower lobe most often affected by bronchiectasis

Posterior BACK to TOP

Histology of Pancoast tumors

Squamous or adenocarcinoma BACK to TOP

Lung tumor in which atelectasis, alone or with other findings, is most common

Squamous cell carcinoma BACK to TOP

An unresolving pneumonia, as the only finding, is most common with what cell type

Squamous cell carcinoma BACK to TOP

Cavitation in a lung cancer occurs mostly with what cell type

Squamous cell carcinoma BACK to TOP

Mediastinal widening, as the only finding, is most common with what lung cancer

Small cell carcinomas BACK to TOP