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Radiolgical Analysis of Lung Cancer(A Report of 49 Cases)

Liu Jian-gai

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Objective: To study the diagnosing value of atypical lung cancer.Method: Lung cancers of 49 cases proved by pathology and puncture were retrospectively analysed.Result: Of 49 patients,31 cases(63.3%)were diagnosed definitely in the begining,4 cases(8.1%)were failed to find,5cases(11.9%)were followed up to make a definite diagnosis,9 cases(16.7%)were misdiagnosed.Conclusion: Atypical lung cancer is difficult to diagnose,however,it can be definely diagnosed if realizing some signs of atypical lung cancers.

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Objective: To study the diagnosing value of atypical lung cancer.Method: Lung cancers of 49 cases proved by pathology and puncture were retrospectively analysed.Result: Of 49 patients,31 cases(63.3%)were diagnosed definitely in the begining,4 cases(8.1%)were failed to find,5cases(11.9%)were followed up to make a definite diagnosis,9 cases(16.7%)were misdiagnosed.Conclusion: Atypical lung cancer is difficult to diagnose,however,it can be definely diagnosed if realizing some signs of atypical lung cancers.

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Objective: To study the diagnosing value of atypical lung cancer.Method: Lung cancers of 49 cases proved by pathology and puncture were retrospectively analysed.Result: Of 49 patients,31 cases(63.3%)were diagnosed definitely in the begining,4 cases(8.1%)were failed to find,5cases(11.9%)were followed up to make a definite diagnosis,9 cases(16.7%)were misdiagnosed.Conclusion: Atypical lung cancer is difficult to diagnose,however,it can be definely diagnosed if realizing some signs of atypical lung cancers.

Key concepts: Medicine, Lung cancer, Lung, Radiology, Cancer, Surgery, Internal medicine

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