Fig. 2
From: Primary peritoneal carcinoma with late-phase pulmonary metastases: a case report
Chest computed tomography showing a 1.3-cm-sized nodule with small airspace in the left posterior basal segment (a) and a 0.9-cm-sized solid nodule in the left apico-posterior segment (b). A histologic examination of the resected lung specimen resembling the previous primary peritoneal carcinoma. Irregular clusters of malignant cells with slit-like glandular spaces were observed. The tumor cells contained atypical large nuclei, prominent nucleoli, and frequent mitoses (× 200) (c)