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Diagnosis* ; Lung Neoplasms* ; Lung*

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Diagnosis* ; Lung Neoplasms* ; Lung*

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Early Diagnosis ; Lung ; Lung Neoplasms

Study on 73 patients with lung cancer were operated in National Institute of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases from 1998 to 2000. Lung cancer was mostly in middle-age, men higher than women. Lung cancer was usely discovered in the advanced stage. Most of patients had no decease the number of lympho cells in periphery also as without immuno-deficiency by cells . The common types of tissues were followed: Squamous cellcarcinoma, adenocarcinoma, large cell carcinoma, small cell carcinoma and other types with low rates
Diagnosis ; Carcinoma ; Lung Neoplasms

The study enrolled 64 patients with lung cancer (43 males, 21 females) who were treated at Can Tho General Hospital between 1998 to June 1999. the result showed that lung cancer patients are diagnosed in advanced stage, led to limit the surgical capacity. Persistent clinical symptoms such as cough, chest-pain and weight loss that observed in the high-risk or BK-negative persons should be considered. The cytodiagnosic ability remains to be low. CT scanner is an important diagnostic tool that should be used more widely
Lung Neoplasms ; diagnosis

Study on 37 patients (28 male, 9 female) treated at Bach Mai Hospital. Results showed that: the ratio of male/female was 3.1/1. Those patients were over 60 years old. The most common clinical signs were chest pain (81%), cough (43.2%), and weight loss (40.5%). Ultrasonic homogeneity in 25 (67.6%) of cases, 86.5% patients had lesion of 20-50mm. 31/37 (83.8%) of cases had one biopsy, 6 cases had a second biopsy including 5 cases with 18G needle. While 37 patients of histological examination of the biopsies found lung cancer in 20 cases (squamous cell carcinoma: 8, adenocarcinoma: 7, large cell carcinoma: 1, small cell carcinoma: 2, undetermined carcinoma: 2), tuberculosis in 5 cases, aspergilloma in 1 case, acute pneumonia in 1 case. There were only 2 complications: one case of hemoptysis which did not require any medication and one case of pneumothorax treated by needle aspiration. Biopsy is relatively safe technique.
Lung Neoplasms ; Diagnosis ; Biopsy

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Adenocarcinoma* ; Diagnosis* ; Lung Neoplasms ; Lung* ; Neoplasm Metastasis*

diagnosis, staging, prognosis, and prediction of tumor response. Thus, the number of published radiomics studies is increasing exponentially, leading to a myriad of new radiomics-based evidence for lung cancer. Consequently, it is challenging for radiologists to keep up with the development of radiomics features and their clinical applications. In this article, we review the basics to advanced radiomics in lung cancer to guide young researchers who are eager to start exploring radiomics investigations. In addition, we also include technical issues of radiomics, because knowledge of the technical aspects of radiomics supports a well-informed interpretation of the use of radiomics in lung cancer.]]>
Biomarkers ; Diagnosis ; Lung Neoplasms ; Lung ; Prognosis

A prospective trial has based a combination of established technique. Such as conventional diagnostic procedures (endobronchial forcepsbiopsy, bronchial brushing) and transbronchial needle aspiration. These techniques result in an excellent diagnostic yield and safe. Study object 61 patients in clinic, x-ray age at diagnosis 32-75 years, (range 53,5 years) having bronchogenic carcinoma in suspection. All most of them were in brochoscopy and operation. 70,49% patients have mediastinal and hilar lympho node. There was no incidence and complication happened.
Lung Neoplasms ; Bronchial Diseases ; diagnosis

This study examined the clinical profile of primary bronchogenic carcinoma in the elderly. Patients underwent surgical resection at National Institute of Tuberculosis and respiratory diseases from 1/1998 to 6/1999. A total of 246 patients divided 2 groups: 105 patients with 40-59 years of age (group I) and 140 patients with 60 years of age or older (group II). The results indicated that clinical profile of lung cancer. Average duration of illness was 3.88 months in group II (group I: 3,29 months). Weight loss (66.6%) and fever (12.1%) were the most common general symptoms. Other chest symptoms include cough (80.7%), chest pain (72.1%), hemoptysis (20%), dyspnoea (14.3%). Mistaken diagnosis was caused by tuberculosis (10.7%), chronic bronchitis (11.7%).
Lung Neoplasms ; Bronchogenic Cyst ; diagnosis