Caso de la semana: Hombre de 56 aƱos con hallazgo incidental

Dec 11, 2016
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12 diciembre 2016 -- Historia: Un hombre de 56 aƱos con una historia de lobectomƭa superior derecha debido a un adenocarcinoma pulmonar se presenta para un TC abdominal por seguimiento anual.

A continuaciĆ³n se muestran las imĆ”genes axiales por TC.


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