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Summary
Cases of synchronous carcinoma multiplex of the lung have been reported relatively
infrequently. A case in which three carcinomas originated in the same lung is presented.
Emphasis has been laid on the distribution of the respective metastases of each primary
growth. The indications are that the differences in the patterns of metastasis of
such multiple malignancies may throw new light on fundamental issues.
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Received:
April 24,
1962
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© 1962 Published by Elsevier Inc.
