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Detection and minimally invasive treatment of early squamous lung cancer

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Detection and minimally invasive treatment of early squamous lung cancer

Auteurs : Johannes M. A. Daniels ; Thomas G. Sutedja

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Abstract

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is the most common cause of cancer deaths worldwide. The majority of patents presenting with NSCLC have advanced disease, which precludes curative treatment. Early detection and treatment might result in the identification of more patients with early central lung cancer and improve survival. In addition, the study of early lung cancer improves understanding of lung carcinogenesis and might also reveal new treatment targets for advanced lung cancer. Bronchoscopic investigation of the central airways can reveal both early central lung cancer in situ (stage 0) and other preinvasive lesions such as dysplasia. In the current review we discuss the detection of early squamous lung cancer, the natural history of preinvasive lesions and whether biomarkers can be used to predict progression to cancer. Finally we will review the staging and management of preinvasive lung cancer lesions and the different therapeutic modalities that are available.


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DOI: 10.1177/1758834013482345
PubMed: 23858332
PubMed Central: 3707338

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