What are the surgical indications for lung adenocarcinoma? There are these types

Indications for lung cancer surgery include non-small cell carcinoma: diagnosed as lung cancer, within the resectable range, without distant metastasis; mediastinal lymph nodes: no clear metastasis; some central lung cancers. The patient's physical condition should be considered before lung cancer surgery. If the patient's physical condition is poor, it may lead to only moderate surgery, such as segmentectomy, wedge resection, etc.

Lung cancer is one of the tumors with a very high incidence rate in my country. Due to late detection, many people died, which led to fear when many people talked about cancer. The general treatment for lung cancer is surgical resection, but any treatment requires the patient's body to meet the conditions before treatment can be carried out. The surgical indications for lung adenocarcinoma have become something many people want to know.
Surgery for lung adenocarcinoma requires appropriate surgical methods according to different situations. According to the international TNM staging standard for lung cancer, the indications for lung cancer surgery are stage zero, stage one, stage two, and stage three. The above stages are non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), and the indications are limited to one chest cavity. ⅢT3 can still be treated surgically for a period of time, but the survival effect is analyzed according to the specific situation of the patient.
In order to alleviate the symptoms of lung cancer patients and achieve long-term disease-free survival, surgical resection can still be considered for primary lung cancer and isolated metastatic lesions. Only lung cancer patients who have no absolute contraindications to surgical resection can tolerate prospective surgery after doctors have evaluated the possibility of surgical resection based on clinical staging and lung reserve function. In principle, surgical treatment should be performed in a timely manner to achieve better results.
In patients who cannot be clearly diagnosed by pathology, cytology or other methods, but are clinically highly suspected of lung cancer and the possibility of lung cancer cannot be ruled out, surgical exploration should be performed to clearly diagnose the disease and appropriate treatment should be performed immediately. The treatment method and the correct treatment plan are closely related to the prognosis of lung cancer at all stages. The 5-year survival rate of surgical treatment for stage I lung cancer is three times that of non-surgical treatment, while the 5-year survival rate of comprehensive surgical treatment, mainly postoperative and traditional Chinese medicine treatment, is better than single surgical treatment. Comprehensive treatment is better for any stage and type of lung cancer.
Traditional Chinese medicine can effectively inhibit postoperative recurrence of lung cancer and increase the success rate of surgery. In fact, traditional Chinese medicine can also be used before surgery to treat lung cancer. Preoperative conditioning of the patient's physical condition is conducive to improving the patient's physical tolerance and has a good auxiliary effect on surgical treatment.