The primary multiple lung cancer observed in 3% of cancer patients is often characterized by peculiar clinical signs, which include all the variety of manifestations of a primary malignant tumor in the lung and can be supplemented by symptoms that […]
Cancer
Metachronic primary multiple lung cancers
Metachronic primary multiple lung cancers are characterized by sequential, often after a long time — up to several years — the onset of clinical signs and symptoms characteristic of the primary tumor of other organs as well. This is especially pronounced […]
Marked changes in the cardiovascular system
Marked changes in the cardiovascular system determined many complaints and clinical manifestations in 78% of lung cancer patients treated in the clinic. Most of them had various manifestations of age-related cardiosclerosis, which in 1.5% of patients were accompanied by heart failure […]
PREOPERATIVE SURVEY OF PATIENTS AND DETERMINATION OF FUNCTIONAL OPERABILITY.
The success of the surgical treatment of lung cancer patients in advanced stages of the disease largely depends on the accuracy of the preoperative diagnosis of the prevalence of the tumor process, its complications, the nature and characteristics of the […]
Radiation diagnosis of lung cancer
Radiation research for primary lung cancer should always be aimed not only at establishing the very fact of a malignant tumor lesion of the bronchial system, but also necessarily at determining its prevalence. To solve the first problem, it is […]
Radiation semiotics of lung cancer
The clean-up display of lung cancer is naturally determined by its morphological features. Therefore, from a radiological standpoint, the most acceptable is the grouping of primary lung cancer based on its anatomical shape and localization. According to this, lung cancer is divided into […]
Peribronchial cancer
Peribronchial cancer is characterized by a muft-like growth along the walls of the bronchus, for a long time without leading to a significant narrowing of its lumen. Radiodiagnosis of peribronchial cancer is most difficult, since its skiogical manifestations are very scarce. They […]
Bronchioloalveolar lung cancer originates from the epithelium of bronchioles
Bronchioloalveolar lung cancer arises from the epithelium of bronchioles and alveolocytes and spreads to the lung parenchyma with the gradual filling of the tumor masses of the alveoli. The x-ray picture of bronchioalveolar cancer is diverse. The most common forms are nodular, […]
Removal of lymph nodes in the supraclavicular region
The limits of surgical intervention on the regional lymphatic apparatus, which are most grounded in oncology, include the removal of groups of lymph nodes of the stage following the tumor metastasis. At the same time, regularities of lymphatic outflow from the […]
Extended left-sided lower lobectomy
The admissibility of performing an extended resection of the lower lobe, as when removing the upper lobe, is determined by the state of the intrapulmonary part of its regional lymphatic collector. Share the lung along the interlobar fissure. Prepare and remove […]