For a patient of NSCLC having N2 (stage III) disease, which of the following is an accepted management option :
READ MORE +For a patient of NSCLC having N2 (stage III) disease, which of the following is an accepted management option :
READ MORE +What is the treatment of choice for Pancoast tumors?
READ MORE +If a patient is suspected of having N0/N1 disease but intraoperatively is found to be having N2 disease, the so called incidental N2 disease; then which of the following will be the best course of treatment :
READ MORE +For patients of T3 N0, 1 M0 NSCLC involving the chest wall, which of the following is the preferred primary therapeutic modality
READ MORE +Following complete resection of stage I NSCLC, which of the following adjuvant treatment is indicated?
READ MORE +Surgery is the treatment of choice for stage II NSCLC. As an adjuvant therapy which of the following is recommended in a completely resected stage II NSCLC
READ MORE +Lobar resections are the treatment of choice for stage I NSCLC, but in some instances a resection less than lobar is undertaken. Which of the following is not an indication for doing a sublobar resection?
READ MORE +Which is the drug choice for radiation pneumonitis?
READ MORE +Which of the following is the standard of care for healthy patients with a clinical stage I NSCLC?
READ MORE +Which of the following are more commonly seen with smell cell lung cancer?
READ MORE +Radiation pneumonitis a dose limiting toxicity of radiation therapy while treating lung cancer. Although it can present even while the treatment is completed, what is the time of peak incidence of radiation pneumonitis
READ MORE +When is PET scanning most helpful in the diagnosis algorithm of lung cancer?
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