Update to my later 40s year old female with right-sided whee | Figure 1

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Update to my later 40s year old female with right-sided wheezing/rhonchi. It doesn't look good. Sending her to her oncologist and pulmonary. They can likely biopsy this via a bronchoscopy.

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