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According to the diagnostic criteria of Martini and Melamed (1), synchronous multiple primary lung cancers are physically distinct, separate, and originate from different carcinomas insitu or show different histologic types without involvement of common lymphatics or extrapulmonary metastases. Multiple synchronous primary lung cancer is rare with a low and variable incidence rate of 1–16% (2). Furthermore, the reported incidence of synchronous triple lung cancers is approximately 0.02% (3). We reported the case of a patient with synchronous triple and histologically different primary lung cancers. Furthermore, we determined the correlation of the radiologic features with pathology.

Synchronous Triple Primary Lung Cancer: A Rare Case with Radiologic-Pathologic Correlation