31: A Lung Tumor With Popcorn-Like Calcifications

<p></p> <h2>Session 31</h2> <p>A 55-y/o heavy smoker is shown to have a peripheral, well-circumscribed mass with popcorn-like calcifications in the RUL. What is the lesion likely composed of?</p> <p>Dr. Karen Shackelford from <a href= "https://www.boardvitals.com/">BoardVitals</a> joins us once again as we delve into another case to prepare you for your Step 1 or Level 1 exam. Save 15% off their QBank by using the coupon code BOARDROUNDS.</p> <p>BoardVitals has a powerful QBank with comprehensive explanation and rationales behind all of their questions. Get up-to-date board review questions. You can avail of their 3 or 6-month plan and ask a clinician. Ask one of the physicians behind all of the questions.</p> <p><strong>Listen to this podcast episode with the player above,</strong> or keep reading for the highlights and takeaway points.</p> <h2>[01:48] Question of the Week:</h2> <p>A 55-year-old male with a 40-year history of smoking who undergoes a low-dose chest CT for lung cancer s...