CTICasesMetastatic Lung Carcinoma
Imaging findings
Left lower lobe atelectasis and volume loss combined with a spiculated mass and a fine miliary-like nodular pattern throughout both lungs.
Key takeaways
This highlights the importance of recognizing subtle radiographic signs of lower lobe collapse, such as the flat waist sign and mediastinal rotation, especially when underlying malignancy is present.
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