Modern thoracic surgery in lung carcinoma
Abstract
2,268 patients were operated for lung carcinoma in the period from 1990 to 2000. One hundred patients (3.5 %) were operated repeatedly. Hospital mortality was 9 %. Atypical and segment resections caused local relapses in 20 %. The intervention volume did not effect the perspective life expectancy. Longer period between primary and subsequent interventions was associated with better long-term prognosis. Patients with metachronous tumors had better prognosis when compared with patients having local relapses of a tumor. Synchronous and solitary primary tumors had poor prognosis, thus, they should be considered as early-metastasizing tumors.
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P. Wex
Клиника Левенштайн, Центр пневмологии, торакальной и сосудистой хирургии
Germany
Germany
V. Haas
Клиника Левенштайн, Центр пневмологии, торакальной и сосудистой хирургии
Germany
Germany
E. Utta
Клиника Левенштайн, Центр пневмологии, торакальной и сосудистой хирургии
Germany
Germany
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Wex P., Haas V., Utta E. Modern thoracic surgery in lung carcinoma. PULMONOLOGIYA. 2004;(6):21-25. (In Russ.)
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