Histological types and age distribution of lung cancer operated patients over a 20-year period: A pathohistological based study

Stojšić, Jelena; Adzic, Tatjana; Marić, Dragana; Subotic, Dragan; Milovanović, Ivan; Milenković, Branislava; Radojicic, Jelena; Marković, Jelena; D, Dimitrijevic

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“…Results were consistent with the study conducted by Stojsic J et al, who found that the most patients operated for lung cancer were in the age group of 51-60 years. 11 In this study females were affected at younger age than males. The above findings were comparable with international studies.…”

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Clinicopathological spectrum of peripheral lung tumors in resected lung specimens: a single institutional study in a tertiary care centre

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Background: Lung cancer is the most common cancer and by far the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women in the world. In Kashmir, in the recent study, Lung carcinoma was found to be second common in males and sixth in females in Kashmir. This study was carried out to study the demography, clinical presentation, risk factors and histopathological pattern of peripheral lung tumours in resected specimens and to evaluate the added advantage of Immunohistochemistry for enhancing the diagnostic accuracy.Methods: It was a five-year study conducted in the Department of Pathology, SKIMS and the cases from June 2009 to April 2012 were analysed retrospectively while the cases from June 2012 to May 2014 were evaluated prospectively. A total of 97 cases with peripheral lung tumor in whom resection was done were studied.Results: Majority of the cases were seen in males (84.53%) in the fifth decade of life. Cough was the most common symptom, present in 58.76% patients. Right lung was involved in majority of the cases, 57.95% and left lung was involved in 42.04 %. Maximum growth size as seen on gross examination was 8 cm and minimum were 1 cms. Most common histopathological subtype was squamous cell carcinoma seen in 64.94% followed by adenocarcinoma seen in 19.58% of the patients. Lymph nodes were involved in 41 cases (52.56%) and were free in 37 patients (47.43%). IHC was done wherever required and was consistent with histopathology.Conclusions: To improve the therapeutic results of lung cancers efforts for early detection and treatment are essential. Timely intervention with the help of surgery, histopathology and immunohistochemistry are hence very helpful.

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Clinicopathological spectrum of peripheral lung tumors in resected lung specimens: a single institutional study in a tertiary care centre

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“…An active search is underway for the most efficient bronchoscopic imaging tool for the detection of cancer ( 13 , 14 ). Using bronchoscopic imaging to detect and investigate precancerous lesions in the bronchial mucosa may represent a turning point in the elucidation of neoplastic transformation ( 15 - 17 ). In the present study, there were no cases suspected of being MALT lymphoma prior to a bronchoscopic examination.…”

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Multiple Mucosa-associated Lymphoid Tissue Lymphoma of the Trachea

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Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma is a common type of primary pulmonary carcinoma, but the presence of polypoid nodules is extremely rare. We herein report two cases with multiple nodules in the trachea. One case involved polypoid nodules and airway stenosis mimicking asthma; the other case had concurrent nontuberculous mycobacterial infection. The diagnosis of both cases was confirmed by bronchoscopy. The two cases were sensitive to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, respectively.

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“…The increase in the incidence of lung cancer may also be attributed to the increased accuracy of pathological diagnosis, with the aid of immunohistochemical techniques. Many ADC cases that were previously difficult to identify can now be diagnosed, including poorly differentiated solid type ADC that were difficult to identify (23). Furthermore, ADC lesions are peripheral and are relatively simple to excise.…”

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Analysis of the clinicopathological characteristics and their trends among patients with lung cancer undergoing surgery in a tertiary cancer hospital of north China during 2000–2013

Fang

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2018

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Histological types and age distribution of lung cancer operated patients over a 20-year period: A pathohistological based study

Abstract: SCC is the most frequent histological type of lung cancer found in all age groups and in both genders of surgically treated patients.

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Clinicopathological spectrum of peripheral lung tumors in resected lung specimens: a single institutional study in a tertiary care centre

Clinicopathological spectrum of peripheral lung tumors in resected lung specimens: a single institutional study in a tertiary care centre

Multiple Mucosa-associated Lymphoid Tissue Lymphoma of the Trachea

Analysis of the clinicopathological characteristics and their trends among patients with lung cancer undergoing surgery in a tertiary cancer hospital of north China during 2000–2013

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