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X-ray of the chest.
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A simple chest X-ray (Figure 1) was conducted which revealed a large, solid lesion in the median lobe of the right lung that was consistent with lung cancer.
CT scan of the thorax.
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The CT scan of the thorax (Figure 2) showed a 4 cm multilobed mass behind and under the hilum of the right lung and multiple nodular lesions in both lungs.
Brain CT scan.
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CT scan (Figure 3) confirmed the presence of the known mass and revealed no lymphadenopathy. Consequently, the patient underwent exploratory laparotomy, during which a large, encapsulated mass was found to emerge deep from the small pelvis, extend up to the umbilicus region, and infiltrate the uterus, the adnexa, and the right pelvic wall, displacing upwards and to the left the rectum and the sigmoid colon.
Metastasis in the oral cavity.
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On the ninth postoperative day the patient complained about two small-sized painful tumorlike lesions located in the lower jaw (Figure 4).