63 yo Malaysian male presented to UC today for cough of 2 da | Figure 1

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63 yo Malaysian male presented to UC today for cough of 2 days with this incidental finding since birth. Mass is non tender mobile and slightly soft/gives in to pressure. Thoughts?

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