Stable Bronchogenic Carcinoma

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Abstract
Five cases are presented in which repeated roentgenographs examinations were made of intrapulmonary noncalcified opacities which remained stable in size for an average of three and a half years. In each case, following a prolonged observation period, the lesion was found to be a primary malignant tumor of the lung. A plea is made for histologic diagnosis of all persistent, apparently static, noncalcified intrapulmonary opacities.

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