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WHAT IS LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
Adenocarcinoma of the lung (pulmonary adenocarcinoma) is a common histological form of lung cancer that contains certain distinct malignant tissue architectural, cytological, or molecular features, including gland and/or duct formation and/or production of significant amounts of mucus. Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers, lung cancer usually occurs when cancer-causing substances or carcinogens trigger the growth of abnormal cells in the lungs. These cells multiply out of control and eventually form a tumor. As the tumor grows, the area around the tumor destroys the lungs. Finally, tumor cells may spread (metastasize) to nearby lymph nodes and other parts of the body, including:
• liver
• Bone
• adrenal gland
• brain
In most cases, carcinogens that trigger lung cancer are chemicals found in cigarette smoke. However, more and more also lung cancer are diagnosed in people who never smoked.
Based on how the cells look under the microscope, lung cancer were divided into two groups, namely: lung cancer non-small cell lung cancer and small cell. Lung cancer is non-small cell can be localized, which means limited to the lung or has spread beyond the breast. As a result, it can usually be treated with surgery. In contrast, lung cancer is rarely localized small cell, even when detected early. Moreover, rarely treated with surgery. Very important is to know whether the cancer has spread or not, because it affects treatment decisions.
However, even when the doctor thinks the cancer is localized, the cancer often comes back shortly after surgery. This means the cancer cells have begun to spread before surgery, but can not yet be detected.
Lung cancer is non-small cell
Lung cancer is non-small cell more likely to be localized and treated with surgery than small cell cancer at diagnosis. Cancer often gets a bad response to chemotherapy (anticancer drugs). However, sophisticated genetic testing can help predict which patients may show a good response to certain treatments, including chemotherapy.
Lung cancer is non-small cell accounted for about 85% of all lung cancers. Based on how their cells look under the microscope, these cancers are divided into subgroups, among others:
• Adenocarcinoma. The most common type of lung cancer. Although associated with smoking, this cancer is the most common type of lung cancer in women nonsmokers. And is also the most common form of lung cancer in women and in people younger than 45. It usually develops near the edge of the lungs. In addition, it can also involve the pleura, the membrane covering the lungs.
• Squamous cell carcinoma. Type of lung cancer which tend to form a lump near the center of the lungs. When the enlarged bump, bump protruding into one of the large airways, or bronchi. In some cases, tumors form in the lung cavity.
• Large cell carcinoma. Such as adenocarcinoma, large cell carcinoma tends to grow on the edge of the lungs and spread to the pleura. Also, such as squamous cell carcinoma, can form cavities in the lungs.
• Adenosquamous carcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma, and carcinoma Bronchioloalveolar. It is lung cancer non-small cell relatively rare.
Based on how the cells look under the microscope, lung cancer were divided into two groups, namely: lung cancer non-small cell lung cancer and small cell. Lung cancer is non-small cell can be localized, which means limited to the lung or has spread beyond the breast. As a result, it can usually be treated with surgery. In contrast, lung cancer is rarely localized small cell, even when detected early. Moreover, rarely treated with surgery. Very important is to know whether the cancer has spread or not, because it affects treatment decisions.
However, even when the doctor thinks the cancer is localized, the cancer often comes back shortly after surgery. This means the cancer cells have begun to spread before surgery, but can not yet be detected.
Lung cancer is non-small cell
Lung cancer is non-small cell more likely to be localized and treated with surgery than small cell cancer at diagnosis. Cancer often gets a bad response to chemotherapy (anticancer drugs). However, sophisticated genetic testing can help predict which patients may show a good response to certain treatments, including chemotherapy.
Lung cancer is non-small cell accounted for about 85% of all lung cancers. Based on how their cells look under the microscope, these cancers are divided into subgroups, among others:
• Adenocarcinoma. The most common type of lung cancer. Although associated with smoking, this cancer is the most common type of lung cancer in women nonsmokers. And is also the most common form of lung cancer in women and in people younger than 45. It usually develops near the edge of the lungs. In addition, it can also involve the pleura, the membrane covering the lungs.
• Squamous cell carcinoma. Type of lung cancer which tend to form a lump near the center of the lungs. When the enlarged bump, bump protruding into one of the large airways, or bronchi. In some cases, tumors form in the lung cavity.
• Large cell carcinoma. Such as adenocarcinoma, large cell carcinoma tends to grow on the edge of the lungs and spread to the pleura. Also, such as squamous cell carcinoma, can form cavities in the lungs.
• Adenosquamous carcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma, and carcinoma Bronchioloalveolar. It is lung cancer non-small cell relatively rare.
Lung cancer, small cell lung
At the time of diagnosis, lung cancer small cell is more likely to spread beyond the lung than non-small cell cancer, which makes it almost impossible to be cured with surgery. However, it can be controlled with chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Of all lung cancer, small cell cancers account for about 15%.
RISK FACTOR OF LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
The risk of all types of lung cancer increases, if:
• Smoking. So far, smoking is a major risk factor for lung cancer. In fact, smokers 13 times more likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers. Cigar and pipe smoking is almost the same cause of lung cancer.
• Inhalation of tobacco smoke. Women nonsmokers who breathe in smoke cigarettes, cigars, and pipe smoking have an increased risk of lung cancer.
• Exposure to radon gas. Radon is a radioactive gas that is formed in the soil, odorless and colorless. Radon seeps into the bottom floor of the house and other buildings and can contaminate drinking water. Exposure to radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. It is not clear whether the high radon levels contribute to non-smokers. But radon exposure contributes to lung cancer in smokers and in people who regularly inhale a gas high in the workplace (eg, miners). You can test the level of radon in your home with a radon testing kit.
• Exposure to asbestos. Asbestos is a mineral used in insulation, refractory materials, flooring, ceiling tiles, automobile brake linings, and other products. People who are exposed to asbestos at work (miners, construction workers, shipyard workers, and some auto mechanics) have a higher risk for lung cancer. People who live or work in buildings with asbestos containing materials are poor also have an increased risk of lung cancer. This risk is even higher in people who also smoke. Asbestos exposure also increases the risk of developing mesothelioma, cancer is a relatively rare and usually fatal. Usually begins in the chest and resembles lung cancer.
• Exposure to other cancer-causing substances in the workplace, including: uranium, arsenic, vinyl chloride, nickel chromates, coal products, mustard gas, chloromethyl ethers, gasoline, and diesel exhaust.
SYMPTOM OF LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
In some cases, lung cancer is detected when a person is without symptoms do chest x-ray or computed tomography (CT) scans for other reasons. Most people with lung cancer have one or more symptoms, such as:
• cough that does not go away
• coughing up blood or mucus
• sneezing
• shortness of breath
• difficulty breathing
• chest pain
• fever
• discomfort when swallowing food
• hoarseness
• weight loss
• poor appetite
If the cancer has spread beyond the lungs, it can cause other symptoms. For example: you will have bone pain if it has spread to your bones.
Lung cancer cells can secrete certain small chemicals that can alter the chemical composition of the body. Eg sodium and calcium levels become abnormal.
Many of these symptoms can be caused by other conditions. See your doctor immediately if you have these symptoms, to be diagnosed and treated properly.
• cough that does not go away
• coughing up blood or mucus
• sneezing
• shortness of breath
• difficulty breathing
• chest pain
• fever
• discomfort when swallowing food
• hoarseness
• weight loss
• poor appetite
If the cancer has spread beyond the lungs, it can cause other symptoms. For example: you will have bone pain if it has spread to your bones.
Lung cancer cells can secrete certain small chemicals that can alter the chemical composition of the body. Eg sodium and calcium levels become abnormal.
Many of these symptoms can be caused by other conditions. See your doctor immediately if you have these symptoms, to be diagnosed and treated properly.
DIAGNOSIS OF LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
Doctors diagnose lung cancer by:
• symptoms
• smoking history
• whether living with smokers
• exposed to asbestos and other cancer-causing substances
To look for evidence of cancer, the doctor will examine you, paying special attention to the lungs and chest. The doctor will perform imaging tests to check your lungs from the lump. In most cases, the chest X-ray will be done first. If the X-ray shows anything suspicious, a CT scan will be performed. When the scanner moves around you, many scanners take pictures. The computer then combines these images. CT scan creates detailed images of the lungs, allowing the physician to confirm the size and location of the lump or tumor.
You are also likely to undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans or Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan. MRI scans provide detailed images of organs, but MRI does not use x-rays (X-ray), but on a magnet and radio waves to create an image. While PET scans examine tissue function and not anatomy. Lung cancer tends to show an intense metabolic activity on PET scans. Some hospitals exist which offer a combined PET-CT scan.
If cancer is suspected based on these images, the test will be performed again to make a diagnosis, determine the type of cancer, and check whether the cancer has spread. The tests include:
• Samples of sputum (phlegm). Check mucus cough.
• biopsy. Samples of lung tissue abnormal to be lifted and examined under a microscope in a laboratory. If the network is known to contain cancer cells, the type of cancer can be determined by looking at the cells under a microscope. The network is often obtained during bronchoscopy. However, surgery may be necessary to expose the suspicious area.
• Bronchoscopy. During this procedure, a tool such as a tube lowered into the throat and lungs. A camera at the end of the tube allows the doctor to look for cancer. Here, the doctor also can lift a small piece of tissue for biopsy.
• Mediastinoscopy. In this procedure, a tube-like instrument is used to biopsy lymph nodes or lumps between the lungs (the area called the mediastinum). Biopsies were obtained in this way can diagnose the type of lung cancer and determine whether the cancer has spread to lymph nodes or not.
• Fine-needle aspiration. With CT scanning, suspicious areas can be identified. Then a small needle (smaller than those used for blood tests) introduced into the lung or pleura. Needle interesting bit of tissue for examination in a laboratory. After that, the type of cancer can be diagnosed.
• thoracentesis. If no fluid is formed in the chest, it can be dried with a sterile needle. The fluid is then examined.
• video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS). In this procedure, surgeons insert a flexible tube with a video camera on the end into the chest through an incision. Doctors can then check the cancer in the space between the lung and the chest wall and the lung edge. Lung tissue that is abnormal can also be taken for biopsy.
• Bone scan and CT scan. The imaging tests can detect lung cancer that has spread to the bones, brain, or other parts of the body.
Once cancer is diagnosed, the doctor gives œstadiumâ â € € ?? cancer. However, staging for lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer small cell having a difference.
Lung cancer is non-small cell
Stage lung cancer non-small cell reflects the size of the tumor and how far the cancer has spread (generally, stage I to III are further divided into categories A and B).
• Stage I: tumor size is small and has not invaded the surrounding tissues or organs.
• Stage II and III: The tumor has invaded the surrounding tissues or organs and have spread to the lymph nodes.
• Stage IV: The tumor has spread beyond the breast.
Lung cancer, small cell lung
• symptoms
• smoking history
• whether living with smokers
• exposed to asbestos and other cancer-causing substances
To look for evidence of cancer, the doctor will examine you, paying special attention to the lungs and chest. The doctor will perform imaging tests to check your lungs from the lump. In most cases, the chest X-ray will be done first. If the X-ray shows anything suspicious, a CT scan will be performed. When the scanner moves around you, many scanners take pictures. The computer then combines these images. CT scan creates detailed images of the lungs, allowing the physician to confirm the size and location of the lump or tumor.
You are also likely to undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans or Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan. MRI scans provide detailed images of organs, but MRI does not use x-rays (X-ray), but on a magnet and radio waves to create an image. While PET scans examine tissue function and not anatomy. Lung cancer tends to show an intense metabolic activity on PET scans. Some hospitals exist which offer a combined PET-CT scan.
If cancer is suspected based on these images, the test will be performed again to make a diagnosis, determine the type of cancer, and check whether the cancer has spread. The tests include:
• Samples of sputum (phlegm). Check mucus cough.
• biopsy. Samples of lung tissue abnormal to be lifted and examined under a microscope in a laboratory. If the network is known to contain cancer cells, the type of cancer can be determined by looking at the cells under a microscope. The network is often obtained during bronchoscopy. However, surgery may be necessary to expose the suspicious area.
• Bronchoscopy. During this procedure, a tool such as a tube lowered into the throat and lungs. A camera at the end of the tube allows the doctor to look for cancer. Here, the doctor also can lift a small piece of tissue for biopsy.
• Mediastinoscopy. In this procedure, a tube-like instrument is used to biopsy lymph nodes or lumps between the lungs (the area called the mediastinum). Biopsies were obtained in this way can diagnose the type of lung cancer and determine whether the cancer has spread to lymph nodes or not.
• Fine-needle aspiration. With CT scanning, suspicious areas can be identified. Then a small needle (smaller than those used for blood tests) introduced into the lung or pleura. Needle interesting bit of tissue for examination in a laboratory. After that, the type of cancer can be diagnosed.
• thoracentesis. If no fluid is formed in the chest, it can be dried with a sterile needle. The fluid is then examined.
• video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS). In this procedure, surgeons insert a flexible tube with a video camera on the end into the chest through an incision. Doctors can then check the cancer in the space between the lung and the chest wall and the lung edge. Lung tissue that is abnormal can also be taken for biopsy.
• Bone scan and CT scan. The imaging tests can detect lung cancer that has spread to the bones, brain, or other parts of the body.
Once cancer is diagnosed, the doctor gives œstadiumâ â € € ?? cancer. However, staging for lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer small cell having a difference.
Lung cancer is non-small cell
Stage lung cancer non-small cell reflects the size of the tumor and how far the cancer has spread (generally, stage I to III are further divided into categories A and B).
• Stage I: tumor size is small and has not invaded the surrounding tissues or organs.
• Stage II and III: The tumor has invaded the surrounding tissues or organs and have spread to the lymph nodes.
• Stage IV: The tumor has spread beyond the breast.
Lung cancer, small cell lung
Many experts divide lung cancer small cell into two groups:
• Stage limited: The cancer involves only one lung and nearby lymph nodes.
• Extensive Stage: The cancer has spread beyond the lungs to other areas of the breast or other organs.
Knowing the type and stage of cancer can help physicians determine appropriate treatment. Limited-stage cancer, for example, can be treated with surgery or chemotherapy. However, extensive stage cancer are much less likely to be cured.
However, now, many doctors use the term stage lung cancer non-small cell lung cancer small cell. This method can make a more formal term is limited stage and extensive stage is no longer used.
• Extensive Stage: The cancer has spread beyond the lungs to other areas of the breast or other organs.
Knowing the type and stage of cancer can help physicians determine appropriate treatment. Limited-stage cancer, for example, can be treated with surgery or chemotherapy. However, extensive stage cancer are much less likely to be cured.
However, now, many doctors use the term stage lung cancer non-small cell lung cancer small cell. This method can make a more formal term is limited stage and extensive stage is no longer used.
PREVENTION OF LUNG CANCER/ LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
Lung cancer is a malignant cancer has the highest mortality rate, how to prevent cancer? Here are some suggestions from experts of Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou:
1. Do not smoke
Smoking is considered a major factor in lung cancer. In the thousands of chemicals contained smoking.
2. warning to Industrial Waste
If you are working in a chemical factory, note the pattern of your break, so that the body has a detox system on time, and do the inspection to the hospital regularly.
3. get far from Ionizing Radiation
Ionizing radiation can cause radiation sickness, radiation disease is a systemic reaction on the whole body, such as skin damage, hematopoietic disorders, leukopenia, impaired fertility and others.
4. Chronic Lung
People who have had a lung infection, such as tuberculosis and bronchiectasis, have an increased risk of lung cancer is higher ,.
Genetic And Other factor
Families who have a history of lung cancer should be more vigilant with lung examination. Because they tend to be more susceptible to lung cancer than people in general.
6. Air
Areas that have developed transportation industry and generally have high levels of air pollution is very bad, the incidence of lung cancer in these regions is also high.
7. Environment and Health
When you do move, you should be more vigilant. Wait until the toxic compounds and sharp gas in the home lost in advance, just after it occupied. In addition, you should also pay attention to air pollution in the kitchen, while cooking, use air suction machines and open a window.
8. Rest, Sleep Ensuring Sufficient
11 pm to 5 am is the time in which the detox process takes place. People must be in a state of sleep, so that detoxification can work normally.
1. Do not smoke
Smoking is considered a major factor in lung cancer. In the thousands of chemicals contained smoking.
2. warning to Industrial Waste
If you are working in a chemical factory, note the pattern of your break, so that the body has a detox system on time, and do the inspection to the hospital regularly.
3. get far from Ionizing Radiation
Ionizing radiation can cause radiation sickness, radiation disease is a systemic reaction on the whole body, such as skin damage, hematopoietic disorders, leukopenia, impaired fertility and others.
4. Chronic Lung
People who have had a lung infection, such as tuberculosis and bronchiectasis, have an increased risk of lung cancer is higher ,.
Genetic And Other factor
Families who have a history of lung cancer should be more vigilant with lung examination. Because they tend to be more susceptible to lung cancer than people in general.
6. Air
Areas that have developed transportation industry and generally have high levels of air pollution is very bad, the incidence of lung cancer in these regions is also high.
7. Environment and Health
When you do move, you should be more vigilant. Wait until the toxic compounds and sharp gas in the home lost in advance, just after it occupied. In addition, you should also pay attention to air pollution in the kitchen, while cooking, use air suction machines and open a window.
8. Rest, Sleep Ensuring Sufficient
11 pm to 5 am is the time in which the detox process takes place. People must be in a state of sleep, so that detoxification can work normally.
TREATMENT OF LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
Once lung cancer is diagnosed, the type of treatment depends on the type of cancer and how much the tumor has spread (the stage).
Lung cancer is non-small cell
Surgery is the main treatment for lung cancer non-small cell that has not spread beyond the breast. Type of surgery will depend on the extent of cancer spread. Surgery will also depend on the condition of the lungs, such as having emphysema, or other lung diseases.
There are three types of surgery:
• wedge resection, lifted a small part of the lungs.
• lobectomy, lifting one lobe of the lung.
• pneumonectomy, remove the entire lung.
The lymph nodes are also removed and examined to see if cancer has spread.
Some surgeons use video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) to remove a small tumor early stage, especially if the tumor is located close to the outer edges of the lungs (VATS can also be used to diagnose lung cancer). VATS is a minimally invasive technique because the incision is small, compared with the procedure œterbukaâ â € € ?? Conventional.
Because the operation would remove part or all of the lungs, breathing may be more difficult, especially in patients with other lung conditions (eg: having emphysema). Doctors can test lung function before surgery and predict the effect of the operation.
Depending on how far the cancer has spread, treatment includes chemotherapy (the use of anticancer drugs) and radiation therapy may be given before or after surgery.
If the tumor has spread significantly, chemotherapy may still recommended though only serves to slow growth, even if it can not cure the disease. Chemotherapy has been shown to reduce symptoms and prolong life in cases of advanced lung cancer.
In addition, radiation therapy can also relieve symptoms. Radiation therapy is often used to treat lung cancer that has spread to the brain or spine and cause pain. Radiation therapy may be used alone or together with chemotherapy to treat lung cancer that is confined to the chest.
People who may not tolerate surgery because of other serious medical problems can receive radiation therapy with or without chemotherapy, as an alternative to surgery. Progress has allowed radiation prolonged survival in some people with the same results as surgery.
In specialized centers of cancer, the cancerous tissue can be tested for specific genetic abnormalities (mutations). The doctor then can treat cancer by â € œterapi bertargetâ € ??. This therapy can thwart cancer growth by preventing or changing the chemical reactions associated with specific mutations. For example, some targeted therapies to prevent cancer cells to receive œpesanâ â € € ?? chemicals that tell cancer cells to grow.
Knowing about the specific genetic mutations can help predict the appropriate therapy. This strategy can be very helpful in certain patients, such as women with adenocarcinoma who have never smoked.
Lung cancer, small cell lung
Treatment of lung cancer depends on the stage of small cell:
• limited Stadium. Treatment includes various combinations of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery, with or without radiation to the brain to prevent the spread of cancer. Although the cancer is small cell lung often respond well to chemotherapy, the cancer would very often go back several months or even years later.
• Extensive Stadium. Treatment includes chemotherapy with or without radiation or radiation treatment of brain metastases to the area in the brain, spine or other bones. Even if imaging tests show the cancer has not spread to the brain, many experts recommend that immediately treating the brain. That's because the cancer cells can be there even if the cells were not appeared on imaging tests. Questions about whether or not to use brain radiation should be considered with caution, because many patients who experience memory loss afterwards. The decision to use a brain radiation is one of the very important, because many patients may experience a decline in memory function after radiation therapy, with or without chemotherapy.
There are three types of surgery:
• wedge resection, lifted a small part of the lungs.
• lobectomy, lifting one lobe of the lung.
• pneumonectomy, remove the entire lung.
The lymph nodes are also removed and examined to see if cancer has spread.
Some surgeons use video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) to remove a small tumor early stage, especially if the tumor is located close to the outer edges of the lungs (VATS can also be used to diagnose lung cancer). VATS is a minimally invasive technique because the incision is small, compared with the procedure œterbukaâ â € € ?? Conventional.
Because the operation would remove part or all of the lungs, breathing may be more difficult, especially in patients with other lung conditions (eg: having emphysema). Doctors can test lung function before surgery and predict the effect of the operation.
Depending on how far the cancer has spread, treatment includes chemotherapy (the use of anticancer drugs) and radiation therapy may be given before or after surgery.
If the tumor has spread significantly, chemotherapy may still recommended though only serves to slow growth, even if it can not cure the disease. Chemotherapy has been shown to reduce symptoms and prolong life in cases of advanced lung cancer.
In addition, radiation therapy can also relieve symptoms. Radiation therapy is often used to treat lung cancer that has spread to the brain or spine and cause pain. Radiation therapy may be used alone or together with chemotherapy to treat lung cancer that is confined to the chest.
People who may not tolerate surgery because of other serious medical problems can receive radiation therapy with or without chemotherapy, as an alternative to surgery. Progress has allowed radiation prolonged survival in some people with the same results as surgery.
In specialized centers of cancer, the cancerous tissue can be tested for specific genetic abnormalities (mutations). The doctor then can treat cancer by â € œterapi bertargetâ € ??. This therapy can thwart cancer growth by preventing or changing the chemical reactions associated with specific mutations. For example, some targeted therapies to prevent cancer cells to receive œpesanâ â € € ?? chemicals that tell cancer cells to grow.
Knowing about the specific genetic mutations can help predict the appropriate therapy. This strategy can be very helpful in certain patients, such as women with adenocarcinoma who have never smoked.
Lung cancer, small cell lung
Treatment of lung cancer depends on the stage of small cell:
• limited Stadium. Treatment includes various combinations of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery, with or without radiation to the brain to prevent the spread of cancer. Although the cancer is small cell lung often respond well to chemotherapy, the cancer would very often go back several months or even years later.
• Extensive Stadium. Treatment includes chemotherapy with or without radiation or radiation treatment of brain metastases to the area in the brain, spine or other bones. Even if imaging tests show the cancer has not spread to the brain, many experts recommend that immediately treating the brain. That's because the cancer cells can be there even if the cells were not appeared on imaging tests. Questions about whether or not to use brain radiation should be considered with caution, because many patients who experience memory loss afterwards. The decision to use a brain radiation is one of the very important, because many patients may experience a decline in memory function after radiation therapy, with or without chemotherapy.
TRADITIONAL MEDICINE LUNG CANCER LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
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Glance Discussion About Lung Cancer
Traditional medicine ParuKanker Lung Cancer Lung cancer cell growth is uncontrolled in the lung tissue. The pathogenesis of lung cancer has not been completely understood. It looks like a bronchial mucosal cells undergo metaplastic changes in response to chronic exposure to inhaled particles and injured lung.
Occurrence Causes Lung Cancer
Pleuripotential cell theory by Auerbach, which explains aberrations that occur in the process of differentiation of stem cells into other cells.
Small cell theory by Yesner, which explains the small cell neoplasms were transformed and evolved into cancer cells.
Those types of types of Lung Cancer
Squamous cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma Known in English or SCC, this type of cancer is common in the main bronchial tubes. Generally there is a development of keratin and keratin pearls.
Lung Adenocarcinoma lung adenocarcinoma was noted to occur approximately 30% - 45% and is likely to continue to increase. Cases of lung adenocarcinoma usually occurs in the lungs and organs occurs more often in women than in men, with a tendency to metastasis at initial area around the lymph nodes and brain
Symptoms In Patients with Lung Cancer
Persistent cough or severe
Bloody sputum discolored and the more
Shortness of breath and short
Chronic kelelehan
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Benefits Mangosteen and Soursop Leaf Ace Maxs Traditional Medicine In Lung Cancer
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Soursop leaves Efficacy of soursop leaves in Traditional Medicine ACE Maxs have believed in crushing various types of cancer, such as colon cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer, Prostate Cancer, Lung Cancer and various other types of cancer. Efficacy has been proven by various studies that indicate that the soursop leaf is able to attack and destroy cancer cells, according to research on the efficacy of soursop as antitumor and anticancer by The National Cancer Institute in 1976.
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When is the Right Time Call the Doctor?
Contact your doctor immediately if you have symptoms of lung cancer, especially if you are a smoker or have jobs with high exposure to asbestos.
Prognosis
Prognostic factors depending on the type of lung cancer, stage, and the patient's overall health. In general, only about 14% of patients with lung cancer can survive up to five years or more.
Prognosis
Prognostic factors depending on the type of lung cancer, stage, and the patient's overall health. In general, only about 14% of patients with lung cancer can survive up to five years or more.
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