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most common lung cancer is
metastasis
most common primary lung cancer is
non small cell
prognosis for small cell ca is good/bad. it is treated in ___ dept.
bad
onc
3 main kinds of primary lung ca IDOOF
adenocarcinoma
squamous
small cell
BAC is ___. it is common/rare. it is not associated with ___. ___ on CT is diagnostic of BAC. it has good/bad prognosis.
bronchioalveolar ca
rare
smoking
ground glass opacity (GGO)
good
cancer hemoptysis is worse/better than TB
better
5 main symptoms of lung ca IDOOF
cough
hemoptysis
chest pain/fever/pneumonia
4 neural effects of lung tumor invasion
phrenic nerve
horner's syndrome
ulnar pain
recurrent laryngeal nerve
SVC syndrome is associated with ___ ca. it is treated with ___.
small cell
palliative radiation
paraneoplastic molecule in 1/3 of lung ca.
TNF
30% of non small cell ca have ___
clubbing
3 neuromuscular conditions associated with lung ca
Lambert-Eaton
polymyositis
cerebellar degeneration
___ is the most common cause of death from primary lung ca
metastasis
if ___ is found in pleural effusion aspirate the tumor is ___.
cancer cells
inoperable
___ of lung cancers are operable
1/3
the preferred lung cancer operation is the ___
lobectomy
the operative approach is a posterolateral ___ in the ___ space
thoracotomy
5th or 6th intercostal
VATS is
video assisted thoracoscopic surgery
normal pulmonary artery pressure is ___. moderate pulm HTN is ___, severe is ___.
30
50
60
don't operate if the PPO PFTs are below ___
40%