PMC9976265_01
Computed tomography of abdomen and pelvis revealing a large tumor. Arrows point toward the mass
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FIG1
She was initially admitted to the hospital for heavy menstrual bleeding, which was diagnosed as being caused by a tumor noted on computed tomography (CT) (Figure 1).
Chest X-ray revealing complete whiteout of the right lung. Arrows point towards the area where the mass is occupying lung territory
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FIG2
She then underwent a chest X-ray, which revealed a completely opacified right hemithorax with tracheal deviation to the left (Figure 2).
Computed tomography chest revealing right lung mass. Arrows point toward the right lung mass
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FIG3
After the pleural tap, the patient did not improve, and due to suspicious lesions on the chest X-ray, a CT chest was performed, and a large leiomyosarcoma mass was noted within the right lung field with compression of the mediastinal structures (Figure 3).