DISAPPEARANCE OF METASTASES
Abstract
To the Editor:—
The appearance of the lesions in the roentgenograms was so characteristic for pulmonary metastases (rounded and sharply limited, almost homogeneous, large in size and few in number, and growing rapidly in a patient who lost much weight in a short time) that they were read as metastatic in nature even before the primary tumor was found. When a nephrectomy was performed and an adenocarcinoma was found, the diagnosis of metastases became...