Case report reveals prostate cancer recurrence diagnosed via lung imaging in a male patient, suggesting the importance of bronchoscopy.
A 58‐year‐old man had undergone surgery for prostate cancer 2 years previously. He was admitted to the respiratory department because of a solitary nodule in the right lung. He underwent bronchoscopy and was diagnosed with prostate cancer recurrence. This case highlights the importance of active bronchoscopy.
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