Experts give detailed introduction to the diagnostic basis of lung cancer

Lung cancer is a relatively serious malignant tumor and a disease that is easy to get but difficult to cure. So what are the bases for the diagnosis of lung cancer? Let's take a look at the experts' answers to the diagnosis of lung cancer .

Diagnosis of lung cancer:

1. Patients with pleural effusion that is bloody, large in volume, grows rapidly, is ineffective in anti-tuberculosis trials, and has symptoms of poisoning.

2. Unexplained pain in the joints of the limbs and clubbing of the fingers (toes).

3. Irritating cough without obvious cause, which is not effective with continuous treatment; or patients with existing chronic lung disease and change in the nature of cough.

4. Recurrent pneumonia in the same part of the body, especially segmental pneumonia.

5. Continuous blood in sputum without other explanation.

6. Unexplained lung abscess (no symptoms of poisoning, no large amounts of purulent sputum, no history of foreign body aspiration, and no significant response to anti-inflammatory treatment).

7. Patients with existing pulmonary tuberculosis or lesions that have stabilized but have changed in morphology or nature.

8. Localized emphysema or segmental or lobar atelectasis, solitary round lesions and unilateral enlarged hilar shadows on X-ray.

The above is the detailed introduction of the diagnosis of lung cancer by experts. I believe you have a certain understanding of the diagnosis of lung cancer. If you have any questions about the diagnosis of lung cancer, please consult our online experts.

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