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CT Contrast IMPRESSION: Multiple well marginated soft tissue nodules and masses of variable sizes in bilateral lung parenchyma, with a dominant nodule in right lower lobe - pulmonary metastases may be considered Mild centriacinar emphysematous changes in bilateral lung parenchyma. Few prominent / mildly enlarged bilateral hilar nodes. > Minimal pericardial effusion. > Small hiatus hernia. PET CT IMPRESSION: FDG avid poorly marginated mass in medial basal segment of right lower lobe infiltrating oblique fissure with minimal extension into right middle lobe- likely lung carcinoma/ metastasis FDG avid bilateral pulmonary nodules - likely metastases FDG avid mediastinal lymph nodes - suspicious for metastases FDG avid nodules in bilateral adrenal glands - likely metastases Non FDG avid ill-marginated enhancing lesion in left parietal lobe - metastasis (adv: MRI correlation) Biopsy says Pulmonary Adenocarcinoma. Please help me knowing the stage and severity.
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Thanks for the report it’s STAGE IV B advanced stage disease . The prognosis should be explained after molecular testing For EGFR , ALK , KRAS , PDL1 If any of the the above are positive , can proceed with targeted therapy ( will be expensive) which can give the best prognosis at this stage . Or else palliative chemotherapy in the option to proceed. Was the patient smoker ?
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