Influencing factors for pathological diagnosis of lung mass
Guangsi He
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Guangsi He
Abstract
Objective:To explore the factors affecting the pathological diagnosis of lung mass.Methods:A retrospective analysis of 148 cases of mass distribution in lung was performed.The cases were divided into tumor group and non-tumor group according to the results of pathological diagnosis.Results:The incidence of lung cancer was higher in patients above the age of 60 than that under 60(P0.01);but the positive rate had not significant difference in gender or distribution of lung mass.Conclusions:The highest incidence of lung cancer is observed in patients with lung mass above the age of 60.
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Objective:To explore the factors affecting the pathological diagnosis of lung mass.Methods:A retrospective analysis of 148 cases of mass distribution in lung was performed.The cases were divided into tumor group and non-tumor group according to the results of pathological diagnosis.Results:The incidence of lung cancer was higher in patients above the age of 60 than that under 60(P0.01);but the positive rate had not significant difference in gender or distribution of lung mass.Conclusions:The highest incidence of lung cancer is observed in patients with lung mass above the age of 60.
Key concepts: Medicine, Pathological, Lung cancer, Incidence (geometry), Lung, Retrospective cohort study, Internal medicine, Pathology