Iqra11 months ago
'Exceedingly enlarged' mass found in man's chest
An otherwise healthy 22-year-old man visited his doctor about a worrisome cough that wouldn't go away. Scans revealed a large mass measuring nearly 7 inches (17.2 centimeters) long lurking in the right half of the patient's chest. A biopsy suggested that the mass wasn't cancerous and doctors successfully removed it in a surgery.
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