54-years old woman with an incidentally detected growing lung nodule and an unusual diagnosis

Case 31: The Curious Case of an Incidentally Detected Lung Nodule in a Middle-Aged Woman

54-years old woman with an incidentally detected growing lung nodule and an unusual diagnosis

Bhavin Jankharia

This 54-years old presented with a lung nodule on a Covid-19 CT scan in March. A CT scan in April showed no change in the nodule. She came for a CT guided biopsy.

The video shows how the case evolved and the final diagnosis.

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