CTICasesRheumatoid Necrobiotic Nodules
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Imaging findings
The lungs show well-defined, cavitary nodules that are peripheral and can become confluent to form mass-like areas.
Key takeaways
These nodules are characteristic in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and can be mistaken for malignancy or infection; they can be quite florid and slowly progressive.
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