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Pancoast Tumor, Left Upper Lobe: 7
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The levels of mediastinal lymph nodes are shown: 1. Highest mediastinal
2. Upper paratracheal
3. Prevascular and retrotracheal
4. Lower paratracheal
5. Subaortic (aortopulmonary window)
6. Para-aortic
7. Subcarinal 8. Paraesophageal
9. Inferior pulmonary ligament
10. Hilar
11. Interlobar
12. Lobar
13. Segmental
14. Subsegmental Note: nodes 1-9 are within the mediastinal pleura. 10-14 are beyond the hilar pleural reflection. Ref: Mountain CF, Dresler CM, Regional lymph node classification for lung cancer staging, Chest 1997; 111: 1718-23
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Pancoast Tumor, Left Upper Lobe: 8
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Six months after presentation the tumor had shrunk considerably in size.
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Pancoast Tumor, Left Upper Lobe: 9
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A close-up of the tumor post-chemoradiation is shown.
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