CTICasesAdenocarcinoma with Cystic Component
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Imaging findings
A small solid component with ground-glass opacity and a cystic component, representing an invasive adenocarcinoma with predominant lepidic growth.
Key takeaways
Lung adenocarcinoma can manifest with a variety of features, including a cystic component and ground-glass opacity, which may not always appear as a discrete structure on pathological examination.
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