Seven months after chemotherapy of #lung adenoma/squamous ce | Figure 1

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Seven months after chemotherapy of #lung adenoma/squamous cell carcinoma. A 2cm round shadow was observed in left upper lung, blurry border and spikes, with no obvious size change in past 4 months. Shadow of Dots and small nodule also seen in both lung.

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