Case 76: A Small, Solitary Nodule Adjacent to a Fissure
Small solitary nodules adjacent to fissures have a specific methodology for diagnosis
This 57-years old, treated for carcinoma of the vaginal vault, came with a 4.6 mm nodule in the right lung.
What would you do?
- < 6 mm - so leave alone?
- Follow-up at 3 months
- Get old scans to compare with?
- Biopsy, if new
- Leave alone, PFN
The video explains the case and discusses the concept of a PFN in detail.
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