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Routine Chest X-ray
Paul Kuperman
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Summary:
Asymptomatic 64 year-old male with history of prior asbestos exposure
Q. Regarding the lesion above.
It is definitely cancer and should be excised
It is benign and can be left alone
It is indeterminate and requires a biopsy
It is of infectious etiology and should be treated with antibiotics
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