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A 65 yo male has a biopsy-proven 4 cm NSCLC involving the RUL bronchial orifice with complete collapse of the RUL. A PET/CT suggests hilar node involvement but no M1 disease. Predicted FEV1% is 60% and DLCO% is 50%. D’Amico. D’Amico. D’Amico. D’Amico.
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A 65 yo male has a biopsy-proven 4 cm NSCLC involving the RUL bronchial orifice with complete collapse of the RUL. A PET/CT suggests hilar node involvement but no M1 disease. Predicted FEV1% is 60% and DLCO% is 50%.
A 65 yo male has a biopsy-proven 4 cm NSCLC involving the RUL bronchial orifice with complete collapse of the RUL. A PET/CT suggests hilar node involvement but no M1 disease. Predicted FEV1% is 60% and DLCO% is 50%.
Five days following a left upper lobe sleeve resection the patient coughs and then complains of some mild wheezing. He remains stable on 2L O2. Bronchoscopy reveals a 30% dehiscence of the bronchial anastomosis at the membranous portion
A 73 yo woman underwent an extended RUL sleeve resection 2 years ago for a T2N1M0 squamous cell carcinoma. Adjuvant chemotherapy was completed. She develops a new cough and a CT/PET scan shows a 3 cm right hilar mass with a SUVmax of 6.0.