Titlebook: Lung Cancer 1; R. B. Livingston Book 1981 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers bv, The Hague 1981 Staging.adjuvant therapy.carcinogenesis.carcinoma

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The Immunotherapy of Lung Cancer,s has been well-defined. In addition, there is evidence that suggests that lung tumors as well as other human tumors contain antigens which are capable of evoking an immune response in the host. Therefore, while human tumors may contain tumor antigens, cancer is associated with immunosup-pression an

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,Lung Cancer — Post Resection Irradiation,ted for next year. Less than 10 000 of these patients can be expected to survive five years. Bronchogenic carcinoma causes 33% of all male cancer deaths and 11% of all female cancer deaths. With the exception of small cell carcinoma, resection remains the mainstay in definitive treatment. Unfortunat

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Small Cell Anaplastic Carcinoma of the Lung: Staging,ddition they have major indications for planning of the therapeutic strategy. Since surgery is the main curative treatment for lung cancer, much attention has been focused on the pattern of the local regional involvement. In particular, the size of the primary tumor as well as the status of regional

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Small Cell Bronchogenic Carcinoma: A Review of Therapeutic Results,ses per year. Recent studies have shown that SCBC is biologically different from the other lung cancer cell types [1,2]. The natural history and response to therapy are also markedly different from the non-small cell histologic groups [1,3]. Untreated patients have median survivals of only 6–17 week

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,Radiation Therapy — New Approaches,hich determine behavior, treatment and prognosis [1]. Although most oncologists accept four main pathologic forms of lung cancer (small cell, epidermoid, large cell and adenocarcinoma), therapeutic goals have allowed for a simpler general classification of lung cancer into: Small Cell Bronchogenic C

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Pathology of Small Cell Carcinoma of The Lung and Its Subtypes. A Clinico-Pathologic Correlation,rcinoma of the lung (SCCL). An increasing number of patients with this disease, treated by multiple variable modalities, have had prolonged disease free survivals and may be considered potentially cured [1–4]. Pathologists have come to appreciate the diverse nature of this tumor. A remarkable degree

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