On plain CT scan, bronchial occlusion of left upper lobe lingual segment showed soft tissue puzzle mass, about 4.6 in size × 4.2cm, lobulation and burr can be seen, adjacent to pleural traction depression, no abnormality is found in the distribution and course of blood vessels and bronchus in the remaining lung parenchyma, and no abnormal density change or space occupying sign is found; The bronchi above bilateral subsegments were unobstructed; There are no enlarged lymph nodes in bilateral hilus and mediastinum, the heart is small, and there are no signs of effusion in bilateral pleural cavity. No abnormality was found in bilateral adrenal glands
Condition Analysis:
Hello, your lung CT shows bronchial occlusion in the lingual segment of the upper lobe of the left lung, and soft tissue mass shadow, lobulation and burr can be seen. It is suspected that it is likely to be a lung tumor. At present, there is no bilateral hilar lymph node swelling, no mediastinal lymph node swelling and no pleural effusion, suggesting no obvious lymph node metastasis and pleural metastasis. It is recommended to see a doctor in thoracic surgery for further examination, See if there is an operation. If the operation is not recommended, you can go to the oncology department.
Condition Analysis:
Well, from the description of the situation, we still consider the possibility of the tumor. It is recommended to improve the enhanced CT and other head and abdominal cavity examinations around the body to evaluate the condition of the tumor. In addition, do a bronchoscope to see if the pathology can be obtained. According to the situation, decide whether the radical operation can be carried out,
