1. a–b) Axial computed tomography images through the right upper lobe.
a–b) Axial computed tomography images through the right upper lobe. A tumoural lesion is visible in the apex of the right upper lobe (*). This lesion, a pancoast tumour, cannot be delineated from the chest wall. Invasion in the chest wall (arrow) can be suspected but not clearly demonstrated. c–f) Two-dimensional multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) images in the c–d) coronal and e–f) sagittal planes. Invasion of the chest wall can be clearly demonstrated in these MPR images (arrow).
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