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Sublobar resection is equivalent to lobectomy for clinical stage 1A lung cancer in solid nodules.
Nasser K Altorki
1 ,
Rowena Yip
2 ,
Takaomi Hanaoka
3 ,
Thomas Bauer
4 ,
Ralph Aye
5 ,
Leslie Kohman
6 ,
Barry Sheppard
7 ,
Richard Thurer
8 ,
Shahriyour Andaz
9 ,
Michael Smith
10 ,
William Mayfield
11 ,
Fred Grannis
12 ,
Robert Korst
13 ,
Harvey Pass
14 ,
Michaela Straznicka
15 ,
Raja Flores
2 ,
Claudia I Henschke
16
Feb 2014
10,
10.4,
36.1,
CAC,
CI,
CT,
HR,
I-ELCAP,
International Early Lung Cancer Action Program,
LCSG,
LR,
Lung Cancer Study Group,
NSCLC,
PET,
SLR,
computed tomography,
confidence interval,
coronary artery calcification,
hazard ratio,
lobar resection,
non–small cell lung cancer,
positron emission tomography,
sublobar resection
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Abstract
A single randomized trial established lobectomy as the standard of care for the surgical treatment of early-stage non-small cell lung cancer. Recent advances in imaging/staging modalities and detection of smaller tumors have once again rekindled interest in sublobar resection for early-stage disease. The objective of this study was to compare lung cancer survival in patients with non-small cell lung cancer with a diameter of 30 mm or less with clinical stage 1 disease who underwent lobectomy or sublobar resection.
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10,10.4,36.1,CAC,CI,CT,HR,I-ELCAP,International Early Lung Cancer Action Program,LCSG,LR,Lung Cancer Study Group,NSCLC,PET,SLR,computed tomography,confidence interval,coronary artery calcification,hazard ratio,lobar resection,non–small cell lung cancer,positron emission tomography,sublobar resection
10, 10.4, 36.1, CAC, CI, CT, HR, I-ELCAP, International Early Lung Cancer Action Program, LCSG, LR, Lung Cancer Study Group, NSCLC, PET, SLR, computed tomography, confidence interval, coronary artery calcification, hazard ratio, lobar resection, non–small cell lung cancer, positron emission tomography, sublobar resection