The best treatment for brain metastasis of lung cancer

The best treatment for brain metastases from lung cancer:

Clinically, there is generally no optimal treatment for brain metastasis of lung cancer, and drug therapy, surgical treatment and other methods are usually used.

1. Drug treatment:

Lung cancer brain metastasis refers to the metastasis of malignant tumors originating from the lungs to the brain through the blood circulation to form secondary tumors. Patients can take temozolomide capsules, gefitinib tablets and other drugs under the guidance of doctors. However, reasonable drug treatment is required based on the location and size of the tumor and the patient's own condition.

2. Surgical treatment:

If the overall quality of patients with lung cancer brain metastasis allows, surgery is recommended as much as possible. This method is mainly for patients with large, single, and easily resectable tumors. It can remove metastatic tumors, reduce intracranial hypertension, prevent the formation of brain herniation, and create favorable conditions for postoperative radiotherapy or chemotherapy or autologous immune cell therapy. However, surgical treatment usually cannot cure metastatic tumors. Even local resection of a single lesion may recur after surgery, so it is usually necessary to supplement it with corresponding adjuvant therapy.