Titlebook: Lung Cancer; Diagnostic Procedure Charles W. Scarantino (Associate Professor, Profes Textbook 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 T

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Pathologic Aspects of Lung Cancer,cu, 1977; Silverberg, 1983), and is predicted to become the leading cause of cancer death in females in the United States by 1985 (Carr, 1981). The absolute incidence of lung cancer has almost doubled, decade by decade (Rodescu, 1977; Silverberg, 1983). It is possible that in the United States we sh

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Diagnostic Workup,iety of manifestations. An organized approach is necessary for the diagnosis of lung cancer and evaluation of disease extent which is necessary in deciding therapeutic extent. The diagnostic process begins with the posterior-anterior (PA) chest film, and cytological exam of sputum.

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Radiation Therapy in Cancer of the Lung,h lung cancer; it is not an end in itself. It is a means to an end, either the creation of conditions that will allow for a cure of the patient or the palliation of his symptoms if cure is precluded by the extent of his disease.