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Observation on Histopathology of Lung Cancer Paraffin Sections from 117 Cases

Sun Su

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Objective:To observe the histopathological typing and changes of lung cancer. Methods: 117 cases with lung cancer were classificated in histopathology. Results: The mixed types of lung cancer (30 cases,26.65%) and concomitant pathological changes in the tissues surround the cancer were found.Conclusion:The objectivity,necessity and possibility in histopathological typing of lung cancer should not be negated though the mixed type of lung cancer is emphasized in this paper. On the other hand, virus, bacteria , fungus and parasite can be etiological factors of lung cancer.

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Objective:To observe the histopathological typing and changes of lung cancer. Methods: 117 cases with lung cancer were classificated in histopathology. Results: The mixed types of lung cancer (30 cases,26.65%) and concomitant pathological changes in the tissues surround the cancer were found.Conclusion:The objectivity,necessity and possibility in histopathological typing of lung cancer should not be negated though the mixed type of lung cancer is emphasized in this paper. On the other hand, virus, bacteria , fungus and parasite can be etiological factors of lung cancer.

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Objective:To observe the histopathological typing and changes of lung cancer. Methods: 117 cases with lung cancer were classificated in histopathology. Results: The mixed types of lung cancer (30 cases,26.65%) and concomitant pathological changes in the tissues surround the cancer were found.Conclusion:The objectivity,necessity and possibility in histopathological typing of lung cancer should not be negated though the mixed type of lung cancer is emphasized in this paper. On the other hand, virus, bacteria , fungus and parasite can be etiological factors of lung cancer.

Key concepts: Histopathology, Lung cancer, Medicine, Pathology, Pathological, Lung, Cancer, Etiology

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