A Rare Case of Co-existing Non-small Cell Lung Carcinoma and Non-tuberculous Mycobacteria

Simran Agarwal,Girija Nair, Shahid M. Patel, Priya Deshpande, Nikhil Sarangdhar

Cureus(2023)

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Abstract
A solitary pulmonary mass is commonly associated with malignancy; however, the possibility of co-existence with a pulmonary infection is rarely considered. Here, we present an extraordinary case, underscoring the importance of considering the possibility of concurrent lung cancer even when a bronchoscopy examination and bronchial lavage yield a positive mycobacterium culture result.
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non-tuberculous mycobacterial infection,non-tuberculous mycobacteria,non-small cell lung carcinoma,immunosuppression,immune exhaustion,rounded pneumonia,non-small cell lung cancer
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