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56/m (ex-smoker) - can non contrast chest ct scan detect endobronchial tumors (tumors in bronchi & bronchioles)?
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Tumors: Large endobronchial lesions or tumors can sometimes be seen if they are located in the large central airways. Bronchoscope is the test of choice to evaluate the airways
Answered 12/9/2017
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