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A 76 year old patient presented with two synchronous primary lung tumours. One was identified as an adenocarcinoma and the second as an atypical carcinoid tumour. When reviewing the lymph node slides it was seen that one lymph node contained metastatic deposits from both primary tumours. Synchronous lung tumours are fairly rare occurrences, but even rarer is the finding of synchronous metastases to the same lymph node.
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