Cirugía de las metástasis pulmonares

Sanchis, José Belda; Claramunt, Nuria Prenafeta; Somolinos, Sandra Martínez; Almánzar, Santiago Figueroa

doi:10.1016/s0300-2896(11)70022-9

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“…Over recent years, since Pastorino published the results of the International Registry of Lung Metastasis in 1997 (2), resection of lung metastasis from primary non-pulmonary cancer has become an essential part of the activity of thoracic surgery departments (6). While we are still waiting for the results of the first clinical trial on lung metastasis (PulMIC trial) (7), several case series (8,9) and metaanalyses (10,11) have focused on the factors that affect survival following metastasectomy seeking to bring the list of factors proposed by Pastorino up to date.…”

Section: Strengths and Weaknesses Of The International Registry Of Lung Metastasismentioning

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The role of lymphadenectomy during lung metastasectomy

Zabaleta¹,

Aguinagalde²,

López³

et al. 2019

J. Vis. Surg

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Lymph node involvement implies the presence of two routes of dissemination in patients with lung metastasis. For this reason, we assessed its impact on patients undergoing surgery for lung metastasis.In this review, we have sought to summarise the results of studies analysing the presence of thoracic lymph node involvement in patients who have undergone surgery for lung metastasis from different points of view: its impact on survival, the risk factors for developing lymph node metastasis, the attitude of surgeons towards lymphadenectomy in this population, the safety of systematic lymphadenectomy and the impact of systematic lymphadenectomy on survival.

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