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An enigma of a rare pulmonary neoplasm in bronchial brushings
Cytopathology, 2021This is a rare and interesting case of primary pulmonary tumour reported in a 75‐year‐old lady, who was an ex‐smoker. This article describes for the first time the detailed cytomorphological features of this tumour in a bronchial brush sample and provides educational multiple‐choice questions related to the topic, to help readers better understand this
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Tracheal and Bronchial Neoplasms
2008Primary central airway neoplasms are rare. These neoplasms present with symptoms of airway obstruction and hemoptysis. Oftentimes, the diagnosis is delayed because of the late presentation of symptoms. Multidetector CT is the imaging modality of choice for diagnosis, staging, and preoperative planning of central airway tumors.
Karen S. Lee, Phillip M. Boiselle
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BRONCHIAL NEOPLASMS: SURGICAL ASPECTS
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1930Knowledge of diseases of the thoracic organs and the application of surgical measures in the treatment for certain of these diseases have made rapid advancement in recent years. Neoplasms of the bronchus and of the lung have not escaped attention, as may be judged from the voluminous literature on this subject, but little progress seems to have been ...
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BRONCHIAL NEOPLASMS: CLINICAL FEATURES
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1930A discussion such as this illustrates what has been accomplished in team work in the handling of the problem of bronchial neoplasm. To give honor where it is due, the worker in internal medicine must acknowledge his debt to bronchoscopy in diagnosis and to roentgenology in therapy. Some day we hope to be able to owe as much to surgery.
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[Radiotherapy in bronchial neoplasms].
Onkologie, 1979From the radiological point of view it can be concluded that: 1. Patients suffering from lung tumors usually seek treatment in an advanced stage of the disease. 2. In about one third of the cases, there is a manifestation of extrathoracic metastases already at the commencement of therapy. 3.
H, Poppe, D, Yu
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[Surgery of bronchial neoplasms].
Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1979Surgical resection is the most efficient therapy for lung cancer. Preoperative investigation should determine histology, local invasion and distant dissemination. Tumor-host relation (immunocompetence and tumor burden) is essential for long-term results.
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BRONCHIAL NEOPLASMS: ROENTGENOLOGIC ASPECTS
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1930The role of roentgenology in carcinoma of the bronchus, which probably means all primary carcinomas of the lungs, is twofold: diagnostic and therapeutic. The former is in a much better state of development than the latter. There are numerous excellent papers on roentgen diagnosis which emphasize the important points, but none of them has yet given a ...
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Myocardial metastasis by bronchial carcinoma and other neoplasms
British Journal of Tuberculosis and Diseases of the Chest, 1948Summary o (1) The literature on malignant metastasis to heart muscle is briefly reviewed. (2) A series of 148 cases diagnosed as bronchial carcinoma, 98 being proved by autopsy, were studied at an E.M.S. hospital. Malignant cardiac involvement occurred in 17 (11.5 per cent.); in approximately two-thirds of this number arrhythmia had occurred ...
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[Foreign body imitating bronchial neoplasm].
Przeglad lekarski, 1997A case of 53 year-old male admitted to the Clinic with fever and persisting cough with a muco-purulent secretion, varying in intensity for about 4 months, was presented. Prior to the admission to the Clinic the patient was treated with antibiotics, which only slightly relieved the symptoms mentioned above.
W, Ochmański, K, Krawczyk
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