Question

if a lung mass contains calcification, it is usually benign. true false

Explanation:

Lung masses with calcification are often benign. Calcification in a lung mass is a characteristic that suggests a non - cancerous (benign) condition. For example, granulomas (from previous infections like tuberculosis) can calcify. Malignant lung masses (like most lung cancers) usually do not have extensive calcification.

Answer:

True