Lung Tumours

1.A 60-year-old male who is a chronic smoker, presents with cough and haemoptysis since four months, Pain in right upper limb since two months. On examination patient is cachexic and partial closure of right eye.

• a) What is the probable diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
• b) Describe clinical signs of this condition.
• c) How do you investigate this condition
• d) What are the risk factors
• e) How do you manage this patient

2.45-year-old chronic smoker presented with cough, right sided chest pain and streaky haemoptysis since 3 weeks. On examination, he had engorged neck veins and weakness of small muscles of right hand.  What is your probable diagnosis  How do you confirm the diagnosis  What are the complications of the condition  How do you manage him

1.Radiological presentation of bronchogenic carcinoma