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Koppula BR et al. – The authors report a case of rare association of paraneoplastic syndrome of polymyositis with lymphoepithelioma–like thymic carcinoma. The case highlights generalized increase in fluoro–deoxy–glucose uptake in the skeletal muscles indicating biopsy proven polymyositis–a paraneoplastic syndrome.

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