Lung malignancy in prostate cancer: A report of both metastatic and primary lung lesions.
Urology Case Reports(2018)
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Prostate cancer is the most common non-cutaneous malignancy diagnosed in men. When it metastasizes, it usually spreads to bone and/or lymph nodes. A handful of cases have described prostatic metastases to the lung; however, this is usually in the setting of existing bone lesions [1]. Here we describe a unique case in which a patient was found to have both metastatic prostate cancer to the lung and a primary lung cancer in the absence of any other evidence of extra-prostatic disease.
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Prostate cancer,Metastatic prostate cancer,Pulmonary metastases
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