Case presentation A 73-year-old retired construction site worker presenting with chronic cough. Medical History Carcinoma of the larynx 7 years ago with complete remission Radiotherapy to treat the laryngeal carcinoma Other History Worked at a construction site Never smoked Investigation findings Chest X-Ray – Right hilar mass associated with right middle lobe collapse CT thorax – Mediastinal lymphadenopathy Fiber optic bronchoscopy – Complete obliteration of the right middle lobe bronchus, lingula, and left lower lobe bronchus by swollen mucosa with dark patches of anthracosis Cytology – Mild atypia Bronchoscopy (one month later) – Similar results as the previous bronchoscopy with anthracosis What according to you is the diagnosis?
Option A - Tuberculosis Option B - Advanced stage lung cancer Option C - Tuberculosis with advanced-stage lung cancer Option D - Anthracofibrosis Option E -…
