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Patient Chest X-Ray on admission.
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In 2003 during a routine check-up of an asymptomatic man aged 60 years, a pulmonary opacity was seen on the P-A chest X-ray (Fig. 1).
Patient Thorax CT before diagnosis.
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During the preoperative evaluation disseminated pulmonary opacities were seen on the chest X-ray and multiple pulmonary nodules and enlarged lymph nodes (maximum 21 mm) on the multislice thorax CT (Fig. 2); however, he had no complaint of respiratory system.
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Patient Pelvic CT with mass.
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In the abdominal tomography revealed a left pelvic mass (52 x 18 mm) on the superior iliac muscles (Fig. 3).
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Patient thorax CT after Chemotherapy.
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After the diagnosis 6 cures of CVP (cyclophosphamide, vincristine, prednisolone) On the follow up of the patient pelvic mass and pulmonary nodules regression was shown with the abdominal and thorax CT, without any pulmonary and abdominal symptoms (Fig. 4, Fig. 5).