PMC4427150_01
a CT of the chest revealing the right ST mass. b CT of the chest with right suprahilar mass.
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F1
On computed tomography (CT) of the chest, abdomen and pelvis, there were several bilateral pulmonary nodules and a right suprahilar mass (fig. 1b), a mass in the left renal upper pole, a left thyroid lobe hypodensity, a right adrenal mass, a hepatic hypodensity as well as lytic lesions in the thoracic vertebrae. A tissue biopsy of the right scapular mass (see fig. 1a, showing the right scapular mass on CT of the chest) showed a large-cell carcinoma which was poorly differentiated, favoring metastatic disease likely from the lung.
PMC4427150_02
a CT of the chest showing ST mass with lytic destruction of the inferior margin of the right scapula. b CT of the chest showing right upper lobe lung mass.
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F2
A CT of the chest showed a right upper lobe mass of approximately 6.0 x 6.0 x 3.5 cm, small bilateral pulmonary nodules and a large ST mass (7.3 x 5.5 x 6.8 cm) associated with lytic destruction of the inferior margin of the right scapula (fig. 2).