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G S Zubov

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[Surgical treatment of lung cancer complicated by intrathoracic inflammatory paracancrous alterations].

An experience with diagnostics and surgical treatment of 291 patients with complicated course of lung cancer is described with special reference to specificities of the clinical course, preoperative management and operation technique. It was shown that the purposeful preoperative management allowed the assessment of the patients, previously thought to be inoperable, to be revised in 25% of cases, and the frequency of postoperative complications and lethality to be reduced to 14 and 3.5% respectively. The 5 year survival of lung cancer patients with paracancrous alterations was 20.7%.

Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung↗

[Diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer associated with paracancerous changes in the thoracic cavity].

Incidence of lung cancer associated with secondary paracancerous changes is known to range 13.7-30%. Since they reveal such clinical symptoms as pneumonia or empyema, most out-patients with complicated cancers are referred to general wards. Inflammatory parenchymal pathology may be conducive to false-positive or -negative diagnosis even when highly-sophisticated radiation procedures are used.

Aged↗

[Laparoscopy in oncological practice].

The results of an analysis of laparoscopy performed in 204 patients for neoplasms of the peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal space and lung carcinoma are presented. Laparoscopic findings were confirmed by subsequent surgery in 166 cases. These findings in lung cancer patients were compared with the results of a previous radionuclide examination of the liver, laparoscopic diagnosis being confirmed in 66.6%.

Diagnosis, Differential↗

[Diagnostic laparotomy and splenectomy in lymphogranulomatosis in children].

Diagnostic laparotomy and splenectomy have been performed in 19 children suffering lymphogranulomatosis (13 primary patients, 6--treated previously). In 11 of 19 children (56%) lymphogranulomatous foci were revealed, these would not be recognized by methods of a preoperative exploration, in 9 cases splenic involvement being noted (in 7 cases--in association with the involvement of splenic lymph nodes), in 2--solitary involvement of splenic lymph nodes. In primary patients the frequency of such findings was higher. Some complications are described. The operative procedures concerned are stated to be of great informative value.

Adolescent↗