Patient presented for chest pain. CT Chest: 1.2 cm tumor in…

Patient presented for chest pain. CT Chest: 1.2 cm tumor in the LUL suspicious for carcinoma. LUL is also displaying atelectasis. There is a right station 4 lymph node seen that is consistent with mets involvement. Lobectomy performed revealing: 2.5cm adenocarcinoma, no LVI, with parietal pleura invasion, 2 right mediastinal lymph nodes positive. What is the EOD T category?

Patient presented for chest pain. CT Chest: 1.2 cm tumor in…

Patient presented for chest pain. CT Chest: 1.2 cm tumor in the LUL lung suspicious for carcinoma. LUL is also displaying atelectasis. There is a right station 4 lymph node seen that is consistent with mets involvement. Lobectomy performed revealing: 2.5cm adenocarcinoma, no LVI, with parietal pleura invasion, 2 right mediastinal lymph nodes positive. What is the clinical AJCC M category?

Patient presented for shortness of breath (SOB). Patient und…

Patient presented for shortness of breath (SOB). Patient underwent a CT of chest revealing 1.2 cm nodule in the LUL of lung suspicious for malignancy. There was also a nodule in the RLL 1.1cm consistent with intrapulmonary mets. There were 2 left subaortic lymph nodes consistent with mets. No other abnormalities noted. What is the clinical T category?