Objective To investigate the CD44v6 and heparanase in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC ) and adjacent normal lung tissues ,and to study the correlation of these two molecular in non-small cell lung cancer invasion and metastasis .Methods The expressing of CD44v6 and heparanase in 117 patients with non-small cell lung cancer tissues and 62 adjacent normal lung tissue was detected by immunohistochemical staining .Results The expression of CD44v6 in NSCLC was 54 .7% (64/117) ,which was sig-nificantly higher than in adjacent tissues of 4 .8% (3/62)(P<0 .05);the expression of heparanase in NSCLC was 86 .3% (101/117) ,which was significantly higher than the normal adjacent tissues 17 .7% (11/62)(P<0 .01);CD44v6 expression in NSCLC ex-pression was positive correlated with heparanase .Conclusion CD44v6 and heparanase are associated with the invasion and metasta-sis of NSCLC ,combined detection of the expression of the two molecular maybe has a certain reference value in determine the prog-nosis of NSCLC .

Objective    To reveal and demonstrate the hotspots and further research directions in screening technology for early lung cancer, and provide references for the future studies. Methods    Researches related to lung cancer screening from 2011 to 2021 in the Web of Science database were included. Biblioshiny, a bibliometrics program based on R language, was used to perform content analysis and visualization of the included literature information. Results    Researches related to lung cancer screening were increasing year by year. Six major cooperation groups were formed between countries. The current research hotspots in the field of early lung cancer screening technology mainly focused on the multi-directional fusion of radiographic imaging, liquid biopsy and artificial intelligence. Conclusion    Low-dose spiral CT screening is still the most important and mainstream method for the screening of early lung cancer at present. The combination and integration of artificial intelligence with various screening methods and the innovation of novel testing and diagnostic equipment are the current research hotspots and the future research trend in this field.