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If the primary tumor originated in the breast, the lesion is most likely to represent a new primary lung cancer.
If the primary tumor was melanoma, the lesion is most likely to be metastatic
If the remainder of the lung fields are clear, a CT scan is unnecessary
If the primary tumor was in the GI tract, there is very little chance that the lesion is a new primary lung cancer
Fine needle aspiration should always be performed prior to resection of the lung lesion
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