CTICasesAdenocarcinoma (In Situ Growth)
Imaging findings
A small, peripheral, part-solid lesion that was difficult to characterize for interval growth.
Key takeaways
Radiologic-pathologic correlation confirms that sometimes a lesion's appearance can be dominated by underlying fibrosis or collagen rather than just the tumor cells themselves, which may be growing in a lepidic fashion.
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