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Clinical Stem 2
A patient with pulmonary nodules 1 year after curative intent resection of primary lung adenocarcinoma

The Case Continues
The patient did well until her next clinical examination six months later. This was one year after surgical resection. She had no symptoms, but PET-CT scan now showed multiple small hyper-metabolic bilateral pulmonary parenchymal lesions. There were no suspicious extra-thoracic FDG avid abnormalities. The patient's history and imaging studies were presented at a weekly multidisciplinary lung cancer conference.
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