A 60-year-old chronic smoker presents with weight loss, cough and hemoptysis. A chest radiograph was obtained and revealed this appearance. The patient developed over the next few days a gradually progressive left upper limb pain, paraesthesia and weakness. He also developed left sided Horner’s syndrome. Most likely diagnosis is:

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A 60-year-old chronic smoker presents with weight loss, cough and hemoptysis. A chest radiograph was obtained and revealed this appearance. The patient developed over the next few days a gradually progressive left upper limb pain, paraesthesia and weakness. He also developed left sided Horner’s syndrome. Most likely diagnosis is:

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