Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma: Life-table analysis of surgical treatment
Tomas Salerno, D. D. Munro, P. E. Blundell, R. C J Chiu
Twelve patients had curative resection of primary bronchogenic carcinoma. Eleven to 84 months later, a second primary bronchogenic carcinoma was discovered and was operated on. Six patients underwent wedge resection, while the others had a lobectomy or pneumonectomy. There was no operative mortality. Two patients survived longer than 5 years. In addition to these patients, 26 patients who also had successive surgical resection for primary lung cancers were collected from the literature. Two operative deaths were related to respiratory insufficiency. Life-table analysis of this accumulated series of 38 patients revealed the survival rate 1 year after the resection of a second tumor to be 70%, and 2 and 3 years later, 55% and 27%, respectively. Thus, in patients in whom a second primary carcinoma of the lung develops, successive resections tailored to preserve respiratory reserve are compatible with low operative mortality and, in some instances, long-term survival.
Pneumonectomy
Salerno, T., Munro, D. D., Blundell, P. E., & Chiu, R. C. J. (1979). Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma: Life-table analysis of surgical treatment. Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 27(1), 3-6.
Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma : Life-table analysis of surgical treatment. / Salerno, Tomas; Munro, D. D.; Blundell, P. E.; Chiu, R. C J.
In: Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol. 27, No. 1, 01.01.1979, p. 3-6.
Salerno, T, Munro, DD, Blundell, PE & Chiu, RCJ 1979, 'Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma: Life-table analysis of surgical treatment', Annals of Thoracic Surgery, vol. 27, no. 1, pp. 3-6.
Salerno T, Munro DD, Blundell PE, Chiu RCJ. Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma: Life-table analysis of surgical treatment. Annals of Thoracic Surgery. 1979 Jan 1;27(1):3-6.
Salerno, Tomas ; Munro, D. D. ; Blundell, P. E. ; Chiu, R. C J. / Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma : Life-table analysis of surgical treatment. In: Annals of Thoracic Surgery. 1979 ; Vol. 27, No. 1. pp. 3-6.
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