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Outpatient chest computed tomography (CT) scan (lung window) showed an irregular opacity with lobulated borders in the right upper lobe accompanied with spiculation.
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The routine chest computed tomography (CT) scan revealed an irregular opacity with lobulated borders in the right upper lobe (Fig. 1, Fig. 2).
The narrowing lung lesion and formation of an obvious cavity were shown on chest CT scan after enhanced antibiotic therapy.
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Following ten-day long further enhanced antibiotic therapy, another chest CT scan was performed which showed the right lung lesion narrowing and an enlarged formation of an obvious cavity (Fig. 3).
Only small fibrous shadow was shown on the preoperative routine chest CT scan nine months later.
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The preoperative routine chest CT scan showed the right upper lung lesion completely absorbed, leaving only a small fibrous shadow (Fig. 4).
Typical malignant cells were found in the urine cytology with markedly in size and shape, nuclear pleomorphism with a significantly abnormal karyoplasmic ratio (H and E stained smearing sample, x 800).
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In addition, typical malignant cells were found in the urine (Fig. 5).