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In high‐risk lung cancer patients, new neurological symptoms—such as stroke‐like deficits or headaches—should raise suspicion for metastatic disease, even in the absence of changes in pulmonary symptoms, as metastases may present as small, benign‐appearing masses that mimic lipomas.
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