How long can a lung cancer patient live after a lobectomy?

From a medical perspective, it is impossible to predict how long a lung cancer patient can survive after a lung lobe is removed, but most patients survive for more than ten years.

Lung cancer is actually a serious disease. If many patients are not detected in time, they are basically incurable. So, how long can a lung cancer patient live after a lobectomy?
According to the current case data, many patients with advanced lung cancer can basically survive for about ten years after the removal of the lung lobes. After all, this treatment method can still achieve the goal of radical cure. Of course, how long they can live depends on the specific situation of the patient himself.
For some lung cancer patients, when the disease is discovered, various cancer cells may have already metastasized to other parts of the body. In that case, even if the lung lobe is removed, the patient may not survive very long. However, if the disease is discovered early and the waste fluid is removed directly through surgery, the patient may live relatively longer.
The current medical era has become more and more precise. When various advanced drugs such as biological immunotherapy and targeted therapy are gradually discovered, even for patients in the late stage, their life expectancy can become worse and worse. Therefore, it still depends on what specific treatment measures the patient takes and what kind of mentality he has to face it.