A 28 year old female patient presented with dry cough, chest pain, haemoptysis and breathlessness for one month. Patient had history of two previous live child births followed by Bilateral Tubal ligation before 4 years. On examination patient has reduced chest movements on left hemithorax and dull note on percussion on left hemithorax. Chest X-ray was suggestive of homogenous soft tissue opacity in left hemi thorax.
CECT thorax (Fig 1 & 2) was suggestive of malignant mass lesion in left thoracic cavity with central necrosis

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Malignant Thoracic Mass: Case Study & Insights

Primary pulmonary choriocarcinoma of lung

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Primary pulmonary chorioc...